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Dose Painting in Radiotherapy for Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma: Value of Repeated Functional Imaging with 18F-FDG PET, 18F-Fluoromisonidazole PET, Diffusion-Weighted MRI, and Dynamic Contrast-Enhanced MRI

Piet Dirix, Vincent Vandecaveye, Frederik De Keyzer, Sigrid Stroobants, Robert Hermans and Sandra Nuyts
Journal of Nuclear Medicine July 2009, 50 (7) 1020-1027; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2967/jnumed.109.062638
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    Treatment and imaging protocol.

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    Actuarial disease-free survival according to T/Bmax before radiotherapy (n = 12). High T/Bmax is defined as a value greater than or equal to median of 1.45.

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    Actuarial disease-free survival according to T/Bmax during radiotherapy (n = 15). High T/Bmax is defined as a value greater than or equal to median of 1.17.

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    (A and B) Pretreatment 18F-FDG PET showed metastatic adenopathy at level 2 (arrow) (A), which remained hypoxic on 18F-fluoromisonidazole PET scan during RT treatment (week 4) (B). (C and D) This lymph node still had restricted apparent diffusion coefficient on DW MRI at 3 wk after end of radiotherapy (C) and remained suspect on 18F-FDG PET at 8 wk after treatment (D). (E) Residual disease was confirmed in this node (patient 8).

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    Patient and Tumor Characteristics

    Patient no.Primary tumor siteAge (y)SexcTcNGTVCT (mL)Disease recurrence
    1Hypopharynx59M4a146.38No
    2Hypopharynx58F12b17.82No
    3Larynx48M3023.06No
    4Oropharynx57M32b19.08DM
    5Oropharynx48M22c16.96LR + DM
    6Oropharynx60M22c19.9LR + DM
    7Oropharynx48M4a142.3No
    8Oropharynx55M4a128.01LR + DM
    9Oropharynx58M22b14.53LR + DM
    10Larynx58M32b68.34No
    11Larynx60M4a2c20.47LR
    12Hypopharynx46M4a119.37No
    13Larynx51F4a2c33.82No
    14Larynx61M12c84.97DM
    15Oral cavity55M4a2c48.51No
    • cT = clinical T classification; cN = clinical N classification; DM = distant metastases; LR = locoregional recurrence.

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    PET Data

    18F-FDG-118F-fluoromisonidazole-118F-fluoromisonidazole-2
    Patient no.GTVFDG (mL)SUVmaxHypoxic volume (mL)T/BmaxHypoxic volume (mL)T/Bmax18F-FDG-2 response
    125.748.006.41.590.091.42Complete response
    26.079.410.91.380.031.24Complete response
    38.1317.46——00.96Complete response
    49.2910.856.741.8001.23Complete response
    510.098.250.021.2501.00Complete response
    611.0713.179.322.0901.17Residual disease
    722.2114.84——01.09Complete response
    823.426.986.11.513.231.61Residual disease
    915.019.5301.170.851.38Complete response
    1025.3911.8001.2301.03Complete response
    1115.18.253.741.510.031.28Complete response
    125.248.22——00.96Complete response
    1316.76.8001.1301.00Complete response
    1481.147.0016.561.5301.17Complete response
    156.336.5901.1601.08Complete response
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Piet Dirix, Vincent Vandecaveye, Frederik De Keyzer, Sigrid Stroobants, Robert Hermans, Sandra Nuyts
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Jul 2009, 50 (7) 1020-1027; DOI: 10.2967/jnumed.109.062638

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Piet Dirix, Vincent Vandecaveye, Frederik De Keyzer, Sigrid Stroobants, Robert Hermans, Sandra Nuyts
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Jul 2009, 50 (7) 1020-1027; DOI: 10.2967/jnumed.109.062638
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