Thoracic/Sarcoma Flashcards

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What criteria make someone’s lung cancer medically inoperable?

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FEV1 <1.2, <0.8L post-op predicted
FEV1 <40-50%
DLCO <40-50%
FEV1/FVC <50%

PCO2 >50
02 Sat <88% resting

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Thoracic dose constraints for chemoRT?

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Who should get NGS testing and adjuvant therapy or neoadjuvant chemo/IO?

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> =4cm or N+.

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Ways to decrease lung dose?

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DIBH
More AP-PA beam weighting
Tigher margins
Re-sim half-way through treatment
Give neoadjuvant chemo
66-70Gy to 60Gy
Treat palliatively

If cant meet, move forward with RT but stop at constraint and if you can’t re-sim and decrease dose then just palliative.

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How do you manage cardiac device?

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Is the patient dependent on device? If not, don’t need to move it.

Keep <2Gy

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How do you treat extensive stage SCLC?

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4 cycles of Atezo/Etop/Carbo then re-eval (brain MRI and CT TAP), if no new sites of disease consider consolidative 3DRT 30Gy in 10 fractions. Hold the Atezo until complete, then resume Atezo for maintenance.

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Unresectable NSCLC with EGFR mutation tx?

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CRT followed by 3 years of Osimertinib.

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Who should get an EBUS?

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LN >10mm, primary tumor >2cm, or central tumors.

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Who is eligble for chemo/IO?

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Stage IIA-IIIA
Chemo/nivo x q3wks for 3 cycles then surgery then consider another 12 cycles of nivo

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Who should get adjuvant chemo and or IO?

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Patients who did not get neoadjuvant therapy and stage IIA<= then give chemo then either immunotherapy or targeted therapy.

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What is the 5yr OS benefit on Pacific Trial?

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5yr OS **42.9%. **

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How to follow nodules?

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If <8mm then CT Chest in 6 months if >8mm then PET or biopsy.

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Markers for Adeno, SCC, and SCLC

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TTF-1 Napsin1; p40, CK 5/6 (keratin pearl); chromogranin, enolase, synaptofysin.

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Dose constraints for 50/5 and 60/8?

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5fx:
Lung: V20<10, mean <6
Heart: max 38, V32<15cc
Esophagus: max 38, V27.5<5cc
CW: V30<30Gy up to 70Gy if overlap
PBT: 52.5Gy
Brachial Plexus: 32Gy

8fx:
Lung: mean<10
Heart: max 44Gy, V38<15cc
Esophagus: max 40Gy, V32<5cc
CW: same
PBT: 63Gy max, 60<10cc
Brachial plexus: 39Gy

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How long do you give consolidative durva after chemoRT for SCLC?

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2 years of durvalumab

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F/U for SCLC?

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Brain MRI and CT chest q3 mos for 2yrs then q6 mos.

17
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Limited stage SCLC median survival and 5yr OS survival?

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30 mos and 5yr OS 30%.

18
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NSCLC chemoRT PACIFIC trial median survival and 5yr OS?

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Median survival 48 months (4yrs)
5 yr OS 43%

19
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How do you know likely a Thymoma and no need to biopsy?

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Well-defined anterior mediastinal mass in the thymic bed, tumor markers negative, absence of other adenopathy, and absence of continuity with the thyroid.

*biopsy if doubt or locally advanced/metastatic. Avoid transpleural approach.

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After resection of thymoma who gets RT? When do you add chemo?

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II-IV consider
R1/R2

50Gy if R0, 54Gy if R1, and 60Gy R2.

Add chemo if R2 or unresectable; carbo/taxol (thymic carcinoma) and cis/etop (thymoma).

21
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How do you approach potentially resectable Thymoma?

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Induction CAP: cis/adriamycin/cyclophos q3 weeks for 4 cycles.

22
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What chemo for sarcoma?

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AIM: Doxorubicin, ifosfamide, mesna

23
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Preop RT decreases what tox in sarcoma?

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Fibrosis, edema, and joint stiffness. Worse complications 35% vs 17%.

24
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Sarcoma constraints?

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Joint V50 < 50%
Bone V50 < 50%
Skin strip V20 < 50%
Anus/vulva V30 < 50%
Testis V3 < 50%

Bone dose:
Max <59Gy
Mean <37
V40<64%

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LC, lobe control, distant relapse, and OS for SBRT lung?
LC: 90% Lobe control: 80% Distant relapse: 30% 5yr OS: 50%
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Pneumonitis managment?
Occurs 6wks to 6 months after RT G2: steroids G3: oxygen 1mg/kg w bactrim and ppi Stop durvalumab
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Treatment of metastatic lung cancer?
Adeno: Carbo, Pembro, Pemetrexed Squamous: Carbo/Taxol, Pembro
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PCI in LS- SCLC benefit?
Decrease BM from 60% to 33% at 3 yrs and 5% OS benefit.