TABLE 3

Peptide Receptor Radionuclide Therapy in 58 Patients with Differentiated Thyroid Carcinoma

ReferencesTumor classificationRadiopharmaceuticalCumulative doseResponse (TTP [mo])Criteria*
RadionuclideChelatorPeptide
Gorges et al., 20013 × HCTC90YDOTATOC1.7–9.6 GBq1 × SD (21), 2 × PDNA
Waldherr et al., 20013 × FTC; 4 × PTC; 1 × ATC90YDOTATOC1.7–14.8 GBq2 × SD (8,8); 6 × PDWHO
Virgolini et al., 200225 × TC90YDOTALanreotide0.9–7.0 GBq3 × RD (NA), 11 × SD (NA), 11 × PDWHO
Valkema et al., 20021 × FTC; 4 × PTC111lnDTPAOctreotide29.5–83.2 GBq4 × PD; 1 × SD (NA)SWOG
Chinol et al., 20022 × PTC90YDOTATOC>7.4 GBqNASWOG
Christian et al., 20031 × HCTC90YDOTATOCNANANA
Gabriel et al., 20044 × FTC; 1 × PTC90YDOTATOC5.6–7.4 GBq5 × SD (5)NA
Stokkel et al., 20044 × FTC; 5 × PTC111lnDTPAOctreotide14.3–33.1 GBq4 × SD; 5 × PDNA
  • * WHO = World Health Organization criteria: regressive disease (RD) = >25% reduction in tumor size; SD = <25% reduction or increase in tumor size; PD = >25% increase in tumor size. SWOG = Southwest Oncology Group criteria of tumor response: PR = >50% reduction in tumor size; SD = ±25% reduction or increase in tumor size; PD = >25% increase in tumor size.

    TC = undefined thyroid cancer; ATC = anaplastic thyroid carcinoma; NA = not available.