Mini Humans Flashcards

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Peds brain tumors which ones do we not resect

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Germinoma, NGGCT, Optic and brainstem Glioma

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Only Peds CNS to biopsy

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Germinoma

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Only CNS peds tumor that doesnt go to 54 Gy

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Germinoma

Carbo/etop x 4

M0: whole WVRT 21 Gy + boost to 30 Gy (36 PR)

M1: CSI 24 Gy -> boost to 45 Gy

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Medulloblastoma treatment algorithm

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Imaging -> do not get CSF or biopsy -> straight to MSR-> CRT within 31 days post-op -> adj chemo (GTR achieved 90% of time)

Don’t forget post-op MRI within 48 hrs and spine MRI at day 10 followed by CSF

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Medullo standard risk adjuvant treatment

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Standard risk:
CSI 23.4 Gy + tumor bed boost (IF) to 54 Gy with concurrent vincristine (1.5 mg/m2 q week)
Adjuvant chemo

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Medullo High risk adjuvant treatment

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High risk: M+, STR, anaplasia
CSI 36 Gy + IF boost to 54 Gy with concurrent vincristine
Adjuvant chemo
Boosts:
Focal at/above cord: 45
Focal below cord: 50.4
Diffuse: CSI to 39.6

Adjuvant chemo: platinum, CCNU, vincristine x 8 cycles – NOT PCV (procarbazine)

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Medullo High risk criteria

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M+, STR, anaplasia

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CSI script Medullo

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1) CT based simulation - will fuse pre-op and post-op MRI
2) Prone immobilization with Aquaplast mask – also make mold in supine position – head extended to avoid divergence into the mandible, shoulders down – BBs on mask, shoulders, lumbosacral spine
-anesthesia if <11 years
3) Scan vertex to mid femur (2.5 mm slices thru brain, 5 mm elsewhere)
4) Contour globes, lenses, brain (including cribriform plate), cauda
5) Set spine field first
Sup: C7 (as low as possible without going through shoulders)
Inf: thecal sac (S2/S3)
Lat: 1 cm lat to vertebral body;
spade at sacrum to include SI joints
- use a single field if length < 40 cm
- if > 36 cm, can either:
a. Treat at 120 cm SSD
b. Use two fields
6) If using two fields, match anterior to cord (post edge of vertebral body) with skin gap equation
7) Next set-up the brain field. Parallel opposed laterals (or RAO/LAO to minimize divergence into C/L eye). Iso at mid plane (in same coronal plane as spine field).
8) Rotate collimator to match the divergence of the spine field
9) Kick the couch toward the gantry to match divergence of brain field
Note: theoretical underdose of cribiform
Brain – use RAO/LAO to avoid divergence of brain field into contralateral retina
10) Feather all junctions by increasing middle field and decreasing brain and inf spinal fields by 0.5 cm after every 9 Gy (1 week)
11) Image WBRT field daily, apply z shifts with table indexing for lower field isocenters
12) Image all fields weekly
13) Boost

IF boost
CTV = pre-op tumor + tumor bed + 1.5 cm (cropped at tentorium and bone)
Anatomically confined to the posterior fossa, trim inside tent/bones
PTV = CTV + 0.3-0.5 cm

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Germinoma treatment M0

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Chemo -> (biopsy if incomplete response) -> whole ventricle 21 Gy boost IF 30 (36 PR)

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Germinoma treatment M1

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M1:
Chemo -> 21 Gy CSI boost to 36 if CR

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NGGCT treatment

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Chemo x 6 -> restage
-chemo: alternating cis/etoposide and ifos/etop

If CR: RT
If < CR: max safe resection -> post-op RT

-RT: CSI 36 Gy + boost 54 Gy

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10
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Rhabdo Favorable sites

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• Favorable sites: BONG
Biliary
Orbit
Non parameningeal HN
GU (non bladder/prostate)

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Rhabdo Unfavorable sites

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Unfavorable sites:
• Parameningeal (MMNNOOPP):
Middle ear,
Mastoid region,
Nasal Cavity,
Nasopharynx,
Pterygopalatine fOssa,
Infratemporal fOssa,
Paranasal Sinus,
Parapharyngeal region
• Bladder/prostate
• Extremities
• Other: Trunk/retroperitoneum

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RMS Staging

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Simple RMS Staging

Stage=Site

1 Favorable (any size/N)
2 Unfavorable, small and N0
3 Unfavorable, large or N+ (or both)
4 Distant Mets

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RMS Grouping

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Simple RMS Grouping

Group = Surgical Group

Based on surgical status prior to chemo start.
I GTR, margins –
II GTR, + microscopic disease
III Gross residual
IV Mets

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Rhabdo Risk group

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Low – (all others): based on histology
FH, fav site, group 1-3 (no met)
FH, unfav site, group 1-2

Int –
unfav site & group 3(gross disease) or UH

High – mets

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RMS overall treatment paradigm

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Surgery* -> chemo -> RT -> chemo

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RMS low risk paradigm

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Low-risk: Surgery then

  • VAC (vincristine/actinomycin D/cyclophos) wk 1-12
  • RT at week 12 w chemo
  • VA wk 13-24
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RMS Int-risk paradigm

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Int-risk (UH)
- VAC wk 1-42
-RT at week 12
** no actinomycin during RT **

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RMS high risk

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High-risk

  • VAC + IE (ifos/etop) wk 1-20
  • RT at week 20 to primary and mets
  • VAC + IE wk 20-52 Gy

If compression etc can start with chemo

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RT Doses by Group and Histology RMS

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RT Doses by Group and Histology
Group. FH. UH.
1(neg marg) 0 36
+margin 36 36
node+ 41.4 41.4
3(gross) 50.4* 50.4*
(*45 Gy if orbit; **36 Gy if delayed primary excision)

FH: Embryonal
UH: Alveolar

Basically:

UH or + margin: 36 Gy

Node + 41.4

Gross: 50.4

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RMS constraints

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Optic nerve & chiasm < 46.8 Gy (per RMS protocol)

Contralat whole kidney < 14.4

Whole Liver < 23.4

21
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Neuroblastoma risk cat

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Low: Stage I:

  • -unilateral GTR or R1
  • -Stage II: STR, R2, ipsi LN

Int: all others

High Risk:

  • -N-Myc
  • -Mets >18mo
  • -Stage III UH >18mo: cross midline, contralateral LN, unresectable
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Neuroblastoma treatment

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Low – surgery alone
-chemo for persistence or recurrence

Int
Max safe resection -> chemo

High
Make sure you have biopsy!
1) Induction CAPE x 5 months (cisplatin-based regimen)
2) Repeat MIBG
3) max safe resection
4) tandem transplant (ABMT x 2)
5) RT day 28 to primary and persistent MIBG+ sites
5) maintenance cis-retinoic acid x 6 months and immune tx x 5 months

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Neuroblastoma dose

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Primary site & mets: 21.6/1.8 Gy

Post-induction, pre-op volume with 2 cm margin (1.5 cm CTV, 0.5 cm PTV)
Cover entire vertebral body to prevent scoliosis.

4S liver palliation causing respiratory distress (Pepper syndrome) give 1.5 Gy x 3 fx

Symptomatic cord compression:
Try chemo first! RT if persistent
<3yo: 9/1.8 Gy
>3yo: 21.6/1.8

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Neuroblastoma constraints

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Liver V9 < 50% ; V18< 25%

Ipsilateral kidney < 14.4
Lung V15 < 30%

25
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Wilms stage

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I: completely resected, confined to kidney
II: completely resected, but beyond capsule, or vessel
III:
SLURPP-Bx
Spillage
LN+
Unresectable
Residual tumor
Positive margins
Peritoneal implants
Biopsy performed
IV: mets or LN+ outside abd/pelvis
V: bilateral (stage each side separately)

*pre-op chemo=Stage III*

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Wilms overall treatment

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Surgery - > Chemo - > +/- RT

27
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Flank field

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Flank Field: pre-op tumor +1.5cm anatomically modified, include vertebral bodies