BrainMets == /Brain Mets, /BrainMets Recent review in Clinical Lung Cancer, July 2014: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cllc.2014.04.008 DEGRO Recommendations (dose 18Gy-20Gy-22Gy, SRS for up to 4 mets) Kocher, Strahlenther Onkol. 2014 Jun;190(6):521-32. doi: 10.1007/s00066-014-0648-7. Epub 2014 Apr 9. Stereotactic radiosurgery for treatment of brain metastases. A report of the DEGRO Working Group on Stereotactic Radiotherapy. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=24715242 Incidence: 170,000-300,000 (2001) Up to 30% of all CA pts get brain mets. Mean age: 60 yrs Median survival w/o treatment: 1 mo (Zimm S, Cancer 48:384-394, 1981) w/ steroids: 2 mos w/ WBI: 4 mos (Sundstrom, Ann Med 30:296-299, 1998) MCC: lung 50% (MedSurv 13wks), breast 15-20% (MedSurv 24wks), unknown 10-15%, melanoma 10%, colorectal, lymphoma, RCC (hemorrhagic), (but not prostate) Often Solitary: Breast,colon, renal. Often Multiple Mets: Lung, melanoma Often hemorrhagic: RCC, melanoma Sx: HA, focal neuro sx, only 10-20% have sz, Gaspar, IJROBP 1997, RTOG /RPA Brain Mets /PEAK of 7.1 mos: controlled Primary, Extracranial dz, Age65, KPS70. Class 1: PEAK Median Survival 7.1 mos Class 2: all others Median Survival 4.2 mos Class 3: KPS<70 Median Survival 2.3 mos /RTOG 9104: Mini-Mental Status Exam can predict outcome for brain met pts. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys. 2000 Aug 1;48(1):59-64. PMID 10924972 Lack of decline of MMSE below 23 was seen in long-term survivors, with 81% at 6 months and 66% at 1 year of patients maintaining a MMSE above 23. Steroids, min dose AntiSeizure meds, only if sz. Don't give prophylactically, EXCEPT melanoma, concurrent leptomeningeal disease. Chemo for BrainMets: Usually at failure. TMZ, Xeloda /WBI /WBRT For multiple brain mets, Non-randomized studies show WBI (w/o surgery) improves survival from 1 mo to 4 mos (from 3 to 6 months (JH)). Steroids improves survival by 1 month. Improve HA in 70% Improves CN dysfunction in 40% After WBI, only 40% of deaths are from brain mets. WBI dose fracitonation: 300x10=3000 Use lower fractionation if pt going to get more chemo: 250 to 3750. Side Effects of WBI: somnolence syndrome, dementia ... No standard fractionation, DeAngelis (NSU 1989) says increased dementia if >300/day. /Rades, Strahlenther Onkol. 2008 Jan;184(1):30-5. Comparison of short-course versus long-course whole-brain radiotherapy in the treatment of brain metastases. Compared 400x5, 300x10, 200x20. No OS diff. IMRT Boost to mid 50's @ 200/d if occipital Need 66Gy for local control of 1 cm lesion. /Solitary Brain Met Always try surgery first, if can be done safely! (non-eloquent) Can't omit surgery: /Patchell1, NEJM 1990: +/-surgery + WBRT, "(median, 40 weeks vs. 15" RT: 300x12 48 pts Improved OS 40wks v 15wks 11% of resected lesions were NOT mets. Improved LR 20% v 50% Annal of Neurology 1993 Still need PostOp WBI after resection: Many studies show PostOp WBI still improves LOCAL CONTROL. /Patchell2, JAMA 1998 – Need PostOp WBI after resection of solitary brain met. 95 pts. Surgery +/- WBI RT: 180x28=5040. Decreased local recurrence 10% v 46%. Decreased any brain recurrence rate 18% v 70%. Decreased distant recurrence 14% v 37% Decreased neurologic death 14% v 44%. No OS diff (43-48 wks) No diff in Functional Independent Status. WBI decreased salvage tx 63% v 8%. No benefit of post-op WBI in renal cell, sarcoma, melanoma? Wong, Re-RT to WBI 200x10 After WBI, Only 40% of deaths are due to progressive CNS disease. /Multiple brain mets /SRS /RS Stereotactic Radiosurgery: for brain mets, AVMs For mets < 3cm. Suh doesn't do RS for more than 4 mets. Can RS replace surgery? Tradeoffs between Surgery vs RS: Surgery: Can do for any size, acute removal, fast sx reslution, histologic confirmation rapid steroid taper easy to follow pts SRS: min invasive can treat deep lesions lower cost than surgery BUT, no histo confirmation, can only do for <3cm, longer steroids Surgery vs RS decision: Choose Surgery if: tumor>35mm, +mass effect, single lesion, superficial, need tissue. Choose RS if: deep, <35mm, poor surg risk, no mass effect, multiple lesions w/ good systemic control, radioresistant histo (RCC, melanoma). /SRS Dose Schomas UChicago's current recommendations: <1cm 20-22Gy (w/ WBI), 1-3cm 18-20Gy >3cm 14-16Gy /SRS Technique Prescribe to 50% for GK, 70-80% for linacs. Winston-Lutz test is gold std for isocentric accuracy for Linacs. Aim for <0.5mm. Aim for >500 degrees of arc CTV=GTV PTV=CTV + PTVmargin BlockMargin MF PTV=0, BlockMargin=0 now prescribe to volume: 100% of PD goes to 95% of PTV Make sure IDL fall of 10% every 1mm, or 100% to 50% in <5mm. CM Going back to prescribing to MaxDose PTV 1mm, Block 2mm MF and CM Both now prescribe to volume: 100% of PD goes to 95% of PTV CTV=GTV PTV=CTV + PTVmargin ? =PTV + BlockMargin (What do you call this final volume?) PTVMargin BlockMargin MF 0 0 (MaxDose is about 150%) CM 1-2mm 1-3mm (MaxDose is 110-130%) SW: PD=20Gy to 95% of PTV. Aim for MaxDose of 120% (24Gy) Contour tight PTV Margin = 1mm Block Margin = 1.5mm?, 0mm? ~5 arcs, >500 total arc degrees HD MLC w/ 2.5mm leaves /SRS DVH Brainstem Max <14-15Gy, (CM: 1%<15Gy, or 5%<12Gy) /SRT: for tumor bed post Brain met Resection: CM tumor bed <3cm 7-8Gy x 3 tumor bed >3cm 6Gy x 5 QOD, (After prior SRS, 4.5-5Gy x 5) Yuan, Red 2008, "doi:10.1016/j.ijrobp.2007.12.039" SRT Hypofractionation Regimens for large brain tumors Without WBI, if cavity>3cm, 700x5, 600x5, PS says 500x5, 600x3. if cavity<3cm, SRS 15Gy (Pittsburgh) After WBI, if cavity >3cm, 700x3 if cavity <3cm, *** UCI did 22-27.5 Gy in four to six fractions. Minniti, Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys. 2013 Jul 15;86(4):623-9. doi: 10.1016/j.ijrobp.2013.03.037. Epub 2013 May 15. Multidose stereotactic radiosurgery (9 Gy × 3) of the postoperative resection cavity for treatment of large brain metastases (>3cm). (2mm margin) PMID: 23683828 SRS studies: RTOG /9508 (/Andrews, Lancet 2004) "U10CA37422, Stat U10 CA32115)" WBRT v WBRT+RS. 1-3 mets. WBI 250x15=3750 RS 24,18,15 Gy (per 9005) RS improved median survival time (6.5 v 4.9 mos) for those w/ 1 met. RS improved KPS (@6mo 43% v 27%), LC (82% v 71%), edema, tumor response. RS decreased need for steroids Posthoc subset analyses: Also survival advantage for RPA Class I (11.6 mo v 9.6mo), largest met > 2cm (6.5 v 5.3), SCC or NSCLC (5.9 v 3.9) RTOG 0320 Brain mets Consent for toxicities: Can we skip WBI and do RS alone? 2 trials: Sneed says don't need WBI. Aoyama says need WBI. (Regine says need WBI.) CM skips WBI for breast CA primary, RCC. /Sneed, UCSF, IJROBP 2002 Jul 1;53(3):519-26. PMID: 12062592 1-4 Unresected brain mets. Retrospective. RS+/-WBI Found no OS diff. No diff in FFP at 1 yr. Authors concluded that you can omit/delay WBI. BUT, closer examination shows that the pts in the WBI+RS group had more severe disease (67% v 42% had >1 met) than those in RS alone group. WBI improved LC 63% v 42%? 37%? (vs 7%) of RS pts needed salvage tx. /Aoyama, JAMA 2006, " C000000412" JROSG RS+/-WBI 132 pts w/ 1-4 brain mets Adding WBI did not improve OS. (8 mo) WBI improved LC 89% v 73%, improved DBF (distant brain failure) 42% v 64%. No significant difference in deterioration in neurocognitive fcn between groups. Says still need WBI. /Chang, Lancet Oncol 2009;10:1037-44, ASTRO 2008 "4ED72AF7-E164-43B" SRS +- WBI Closed early at 58 pts. Worse learning and memory at 4 mos, Better LC and DBF. Better neurocognitive function. Improved survival! (unplanned analysis) /EORTC 22592-26001 /Kocher, JCO 2010. (S or SRS) +-WBI 300 pts No OS diff. WBI... Improved PFS Improved intracranial failure Improved: Relapse at primary or other site Improved 2yr LC: 27% v 59% (?) Improved: intracranial progression causing death Prognostic factors: Her2, ER/PR /Pirzkall, JCO 98, AND U Kentucky says Delaying WBI decreases survival. NCCTG 0574 " http://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/record/NCT00377156?term=NCCTG+0574&rank=1&show_locs=Y" For 1-3 brain mets RS+/-WBI Opened 2006, Est Close 7/2011 Accrued 37 of 152 pts as of 9/11/09 Neurocognitive endpoint. --- Do which first: WBI or RS? Regine does RS first so can get off steroids. /RS Dose? If no WBI, RTOG /9005, /Shaw, Red 2000, "PII S0360-3016(99)00507-6" SRS trial for previously treated recurrent brain tumors: MaxDose LC <2cm 24Gy 90% 2-3cm 18Gy 80% 3-4cm 15Gy 70% Keep CI < 2. Prescribed to 50-90% isodose line. If brain met >3-4cm, 8Gy x 3 SBRT in brain. Dose for RS alone (No WBI) Fuss does 22Gy for either primary or reRT. RS dose after WBI: Fuss does 15Gy Shehata, Red 2004, U of Kentucky treated <2cm to 20Gy (w/ WBI), (NOT 22Gy!) "doi:10.1016/j.ijrobp.2003.10.009" 1. adding WBI did better. 2. 20Gy had better LC than <20Gy. 3. >20Gy had worse G3-4 neurotoxicity /Schomas, UChicago, AJCO 2005. " DOI: 10.1097/01.coc.0000143017.69880.04" 157 brain mets in 130 pts from UChicago. Varian Linac. Prescribed to 80-95% IDL. On multivariate analysis: TDmin was only sig factor w/ threshold 12Gy. 5% toxicity rate: edema, RT necrosis. Schomas UChicago's current recommendations: <1cm 20-22Gy (w/ WBI), 1-3cm 18-20Gy >3cm 14-16Gy ===== /cavity /postop /post op SRS, SRT /focal RT after surgical resection of brain met? Scott Soltys, Stanford. (Hawaii conference, ~2010) SRS to post-surgical cavity Soltys, Red 2008 72 pts No margin. LC 79% (?) Ad hoc analysis The larger the margin, the better the LC. Try 2mm margins Starting in 2007, added 2mm margin Choi Red 2012 "doi:10.1016/j.ijrobp.2011.12.009" 120 cavities in 112pts 1998-2009 PTV increased by about 50% Now the larger cavities in 3 fx to 24Gy. Median survival 17mo Margin was only factor on univariate analysis. 2yr LC 94% vs 83% (p<.05) competing risk analysis But other possible confounding factors: more experience, better MRI, dose higher now: 24-27Gy in 3 fx, was 21-24 in 3. TIMING: Now also treating earlier after surgery. He treats 1 wk after staples out. MRI at 2 wks post op easier to see, than @ 5 wks. They looked to see if cavity shrinks more if waiting up to 30 days, but it didn't at 30d, but at 3 mo or 6mo there is cavity shrinkage but we can't wait that long due to recurrences. Only 26% of cases have cavity larger than pre-resection tumor. Most are smaller. Necrosis/toxicity not worse w/ margin. For larger brain mets, local therapy alone is inadequate, high rate of LR. Cavity boost for >2cm. Med OS 16 mo. Risk of distant brain failure higher w/o WBI, up to 50-60%. They treat SRT on consecutive days. He uses same SRT doses for intact brain mets. Roberge, Red 83, 2012 (REVIEW ARTICLES of Cavity SRS) = NOW, in 2008, series from Pitt: /Mathieu, Tumor Bed Radiosurgery After Resection of Cerebral Metastases April 2008 - Volume 62 - Issue 4 - p 817-824 doi: "10.1227/01.neu.0000316899.55501.8b" 40 pts LC rates 70-80% (compare to 46% LR rate without RT in Patchell #2) Add 2mm margin to resection cavity. Allegheny Hospital: Karlovits BJ, Neurosurg Focus / Volume 27 / December 2009 , "DOI: 10.3171/2009.9.FOCUS09191" Showed LC rates similar to WBI. Tufts: Hwang, JNeuroOnc 2009, "DOI 10.1007/s11060-009-0051" Post-resection GKS vs WBI (retrospective of 25+18 pts) Showed trend toward improved OS (15mo vs 6.8mo) (p=.08) w/ GKS vs WBRT! City of Hope: Do, IJROBP, Vol. 73, No. 2, pp. 486–491, 2009, "doi:10.1016/j.ijrobp.2008.04.070" Showed low 13% LR rate after SRS or SRT. 30 pts, retrospective 1-4 brain mets /N107C - A Phase III Trial of Post-Surgical Stereotactic Radiosurgery (SRS) Compared with Whole Brain Radiotherapy (WBRT) for Resected Metastatic Brain Disease Closes 3/1/2014 /WBI /ReRT OK if no other option, not RS candidate. Wait >6-9 mo. Suh does 250x10 for re-WBI. Sadikov, PMH, Clin Oncol (R Coll Radiol). 2007 Sep;19(7):532-8, PMID: 17662582 72pts got Re-WBI Initial 400x5, Re-WBI 250x10 or less. Results: 1/3 improved, 1/3 stable, 1/3 deteriorated. If ECOG 0-1 lived longer. Wong (Mayo Scottsdale), Red 1996, "0360-3016(95)02156-6" 86 pts Resolution of Neuro Sx: 27% Partial improvement: 43% Same or worse: 29% Med OS 4 mo Toxicities: 5 pts had imaging changes, 1 pt dementia Cooper (NYU), Radiology 1990, "1989; revision requested July 24;" 52 pts Criteria for ReWBI: 1) Remained in good condition x 4 mo after initial WBI 2) Has new neuro deterioration Initial 300x10, ReWBI 250x10 42% improved neurologically Med OS 5 mo Bahl (India), JCRT 09, "DOI: 10.4103/0973-1482.57120" Review of Re-RT for Brain Mets. WBI, SRS, Brachy. Re-WBI only recommended for breast CA, KPS>70, age<60, no extracranial. Contraindications: progression<4mo. "Delayed neurological toxicity should also not be an issue in these patients as the detrimental effects of disease progression far outweigh the late effects of the treatment." --------- RTOG 7916 300x10 vs 500x6 BIW, and +/- misonidazole. 859 pts. No diff in any arm. RTOG 8528 Dose escalation, hyperFx. 48, 70, 49 Gy/1.69Gy No diff RTOG 8905 WBI +/- BrdU 37.5 in 15 Fx. No Diff. RTOG 9104 Neurocognitive outcome for pts w/ multiple brain mets, Phase III 160 BID to 5440 vs 300x10 No OS diff. Uncontrolled brain mets is bad. (??) /MGd, /Motexafin Gd /SMART study, Mehta ASTR2006 WBI+-MGd No OS diff. Improved Time to neurologic progression Helped delay time to neurocognitive decline Delayed time to loss of functional independence 0230 for brain mets?? WBI + RS + some chemo (temodar? tarceva?) --- /Radionecrosis Enlarging enhancement on FU MRIs after SRS/SRT: DDx: recurrent brain met vs radionecrosis Try really hard not to do re-SRS because even if it's not radionecrosis this time, very likely will get radionecrosis after re-SRS. Workup: MRI perfusion & spectroscopy, Brain PET If specialized imaging suggests tumor recurrence, favor neurosurgical resection if possible, and only do re-SRS if can't resect. If suggests radionecrosis, If asymptomatic -> observe (or low dose steroids) and re-image in a few mos. If symptomatic -> trial of steroids Avastin Resect (last resort) if keeps progressing. Dangerous to do SRS with (T-DM1, /Trastuzumab Emtansine, /Kadcyla) or other ADCs BMC Cancer. 2016 Jul 4;16:391. doi: 10.1186/s12885-016-2464-1. Expansive hematoma in delayed cerebral radiation necrosis in patients treated with T-DM1: a report of two cases. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27377061 Single Case Report: Journal of Cancer Prevention & Current Research Volume 5 Issue 6 - 2016 Pseudo-Progression in Breast Cancer Brain Metastasis after Initiating Therapy with Ado-Trastuzumab Emtansine Alyssa Johnston*, Tamara Ortiz-Perez, Chandandeep Nagi and Julie Nangia Baylor College of Medicine, USA Received: September 17, 2016 http://medcraveonline.com/JCPCR/JCPCR-05-00185.php 4 patients: Trastuzumab emtansine and stereotactic radiosurgery: an unexpected increase in clinically significant brain edema Julie A. Carlson Neuro Oncol (2014) http://neuro-oncology.oxfordjournals.org/content/early/2014/02/03/neuonc.not329.full UCSF 2018 Steve Braunstein CNS should we delay SRS? upfront SRS vs delayed after targeted therapies /Magnuson JCO 2017 LOOK THIS UP Impact of deferred RT in brain mets 350 pts indicates pt do better w/ upfront SRS Increased toxicities w/ SRS with Keytruda? iRANO criteria /Wen JCO 2017