Establishing A Radiographer-Led Service Of Sabr For Oligometastases

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This article reviews the data establishing the role of surgery for managing limited metastatic disease. Further, we review recent experiences using alternative local therapies,

Many studies have shown that SABR for oligometastases is effective and safe, with local control rates widely ranging from 50% to 100% at one or two years. And actuarial survival at one and

Schematic overview of different treatment-planning concepts: conventional free-breathing, internal target volume (ITV), gating (at exhale), and mid-position. GTV = gross tumor volume; CTV =

O’Hare, S. 2020: Establishing a radiographer-led service of SABR for oligometastases Radiography 26: S22-S23

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Oligometastatic-directed SABR may provide benefit over metastasectomy. SABR involves the precise delivery of ablative doses of radiotherapy over one to five fractions. The

Keywords: SABR, Oligometastases, Radiographer-led Introduction: Patients with oligometastases are candidates for targeted therapy (1), such as SABR. This allows delivery of biologically more

Aims: Stereotactic ablative body radiotherapy (SABR) is currently used to treat oligometastases, but the optimum dose/fractionation schedule is unknown. In this study, we evaluated outcomes

(SABR) for cancer that has spread to other sites (oligometastases) Information for patients, relatives and carers Introduction We have designed this leaflet to provide you with more

The most obvious requirements for prudent implementation of local therapies like stereotactic ablative radiotherapy (SAbR) to become mainstream in treating oligometastases are (1) Clear

Most randomised trials of ablative radiotherapy for oligometastases have shown similarly low toxicity with no treatment-related deaths, but one outlier is the SABR-COMET trial, in which

Patients will be randomized to up front systemic therapy (the type of systemic therapy will be chosen at the discretion of the investigator) versus SAbR (and additional SAbR

The authors thank all members of the SABR CtE Data Working Group (appendix G) for ongoing support and advice in relation to study design, data collection, and analysis. The authors thank

Aims: To report multicentre outcomes of patients with spinal oligometastases treated with stereotactic ablative body radiotherapy (SABR). The primary objective was to estimate the

Methods and Materials: SABR service for oligometastases commenced in Belfast in January 2018 with 36 various metastases treated to date. SABR treatment competent Radiographers deliver

If you are having SABR treatment to your upper chest or neck you may experience some discomfort in your throat. Eating soft food and taking some pain relief can help to ease this

Radiographer-led SABR service in Belfast is key to conﬁdently treating complex highdosetreatments, similarto ourestablishedLungSABR service. Methods and Materials:

Long-term systemic disease control and survival can be achieved with SABR for oligometastatic breast cancer. Hormone receptor-positive patients with a long disease interval from initial

The efficacy of stereotactic ablative radiotherapy (SABR) in the oligometastatic setting has not been shown in phase 3 randomized controlled trials for breast (or many other)

Here, we highlight next-generation technical and clinical innovations that may advance the efficacy of stereotactic ablative radiation therapy (SAbR) as a treatment for

SABR – an area of exponential growth. GenesisCare has just received its 200th SABR referral, with a doubling of SABR numbers indicating that this treatment has entered

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Stereotactic ablative radiotherapy (SABR) has developed from the principles and techniques used in the stereotactic radiosurgery treatment of brain metastases.

We hypothesize that SABR can be stratified into low, intermediate, and high-risk categories of toxicity considering the site and the surrounding organs at risk (OAR). We also

• For further information on SABR to primary tumours such as lung, HCC, renal, cholangiocarcinoma, pancreas etc. please see individual protocols • For further information on

Kim, Y.T. 2017: Local Therapy for Pulmonary Oligometastases: Is SABR a new Champion? Journal of Thoracic Oncology: Official Publication of the International Association for the Study

Aims: To report multicentre outcomes of patients with spinal oligometastases treated with stereotactic ablative body radiotherapy (SABR). The primary objective was to

Stereotactic ablative body radiotherapy is a radiotherapy technique used to deliver a high dose of radiotherapy to a small area of the body where there may be cancer. Radiotherapy is delivered

Radiographer-led SABR treatments have been proven to be effective in other areas of radiotherapy already and we look forward to using the same model to expand this into the MRL workflow [6, 7]. As radiographers we

Methods and Materials: SABR service for oligometastases commenced in Belfast in January 2018 with 36 various metastases treated to date. SABR treatment competent Radiographers deliver

Research is ongoing into the role of SABR for oligometastases in both the synchronous14,15 and oligoprogressive settings,16 but the NRG BR002 randomised data17 for synchronous

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