TABLE 7

Tumor Dosimetry

PatientTumor locationL × WMass* (g)Tumor dose% changeTumor/organ absorbed-dose ratio
mGy/MBqcGyRMWBLvLuKidSpl
1-3R paratracheal3.0 × 2.29.260.32,927−82ND85.99.522.3ND3.3
1-4Axillary5.5 × 5.082.47.2374Prog3.48.91.74.22.8ND
1-7L medial supraclavical1.2 × 1.00.77.1474−1003.99.0ND3.31.81.0
Internal mammary1.7 × 2.23.983.55,587−4.046.110612.739.121.412.3
2-8Iliac wing13.0 × 8.0606.11.750−601.12.10.50.60.50.3
1-11R anterior supraclavicular2.0 × 1.32.410.2883−737.712.63.96.44.81.3
Lower axilla2.0 × 0.91.623.01,981−9917.328.38.714.410.83.0
1-12L inguinal3.8 × 3.222.44.2648−772.26.71.62.32.31.4
2-10External iliacND2.611.3878Prog8.719.93.16.04.82.0
1-13Subclavicular3.2 × 2.310.96.9899ND3.111.52.03.62.91.1
2-11Common femoral3.0 × 2.010.91.8147−640.92.90.60.70.50.3
Inguinal2.8 × 2.98.21.294−860.61.90.40.50.30.2
2-12L lower neck8.0 × 6.0179.61.071Prog1.71.60.31.00.3ND
R inguinal2.0 × 2.04.212.51,053Prog25.724.33.915.45.4ND
  • * Tumor mass was calculated by assuming a radius equal to average of 2 diameters ÷ 2—that is, volume = 4/3π ([L + W]/2 ÷ 2)3.

  • Maximum % change in size of lesion (i.e., it does not represent overall response).

  • L × W = length × width; RM = red marrow; WB = whole-body; Lv = liver; Lu = lungs; Kid = kidneys; Spl = spleen; ND = not determined because of overlying disease (patient 1-3), overlying heart and liver (patient 1-4), or multiple lesions in liver (patient 1-7) and enlarged and lymphomatous spleen (i.e., neither was considered normal) in patient 2-12. Patient 2-10 baseline CT was not measured; Prog = disease progressed, no baseline or follow-up measurements made.