Suggested guidelines for appropriate patient selection for patients

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Suggested guidelines for appropriate patient selection for patients undergoing Accelerated Partial Breast Irradiation at

Suggested guidelines for appropriate patient selection for patients undergoing Accelerated Partial Breast Irradiation at DMC. Tonya Echols Cole, MD

Patient Evaluation • Multidisciplinary; before surgery – Breast Surgeon – Radiation Oncologist – Medical

Patient Evaluation • Multidisciplinary; before surgery – Breast Surgeon – Radiation Oncologist – Medical Oncologists

Types of APBI • Interstitial • Intraoperative – Electron – 50 Kv • Balloon

Types of APBI • Interstitial • Intraoperative – Electron – 50 Kv • Balloon cavitary – Mammosite – Contura – Savi • External Beam – 3 D conformal – IMRT

Current Guidelines- Old • • • ASBS - 2005 ABS - 2007 European Collaborative

Current Guidelines- Old • • • ASBS - 2005 ABS - 2007 European Collaborative Group - 2009 ACRO - 2008 ASTRO- 2009

Additional Studies • At least 5 randomized trials – Short follow-up – Outdated or

Additional Studies • At least 5 randomized trials – Short follow-up – Outdated or nonstandard technique – Lack of power • At least 41 non randomized trials – Many with at least 10 year follow-up

Clinical Trial Results • ASBS Mammosite Registry Trial – 44 month follow-up on first

Clinical Trial Results • ASBS Mammosite Registry Trial – 44 month follow-up on first 400 cases. – Cancer specific survival of 100% – Local recurrence rate between 0 -2. 65% • DCIS Phase II Clinical Study – 15 month follow-up on 100 patients – 3% local recurrence rate

ACCELERATED PARTIAL BREAST RADIATION RECURRENCE RATE STUDY (QI 2013 4 -6) TONYA ECHOLS COLE,

ACCELERATED PARTIAL BREAST RADIATION RECURRENCE RATE STUDY (QI 2013 4 -6) TONYA ECHOLS COLE, MD & TERRI RICHARDSON, RHIA, CTR Retrospective review of 330 analytic cases of breast cancer treated with accelerated partial breast irradiation from 2006 to present • 330 APBI procedure • 72% (239) were invasive • 28% (91) were DCIS

Recurrences • • • 14 total recurrences ( 4. 2%) 7 Local (2. 1%)

Recurrences • • • 14 total recurrences ( 4. 2%) 7 Local (2. 1%) 3 Regional (0. 9%) 4 Distant (1. 2%) Median time to recurrence was 53 months

Local Recurrences u 7 local recurrences 2. 1% recurrence rate All patients were >50

Local Recurrences u 7 local recurrences 2. 1% recurrence rate All patients were >50 yrs. old All tumors <3 cm u 3 were DCIS or 3/91 or 3. 3% u 2 of the 3 did not take Tamoxifen (pt. refusal or medically contraindicated. ) u All were ER+ u 4 were invasive 4/239 or 1. 7% u 1 was triple negative 2 were triple +

Regional Recurrences • 3 regional recurrences 3/330 ( 0. 9%) – All invasive cancer

Regional Recurrences • 3 regional recurrences 3/330 ( 0. 9%) – All invasive cancer <3 cm – All >60 yrs. old – 2 were triple -, 1 ER+, Her 2+ – All had 3 lymph nodes examined

Distant recurrences • 4 Distant recurrences 4/330 (1. 2%) • 75% ¾ were invasive

Distant recurrences • 4 Distant recurrences 4/330 (1. 2%) • 75% ¾ were invasive – All >50 yrs. old – All tumors <3 cm – All were ER+ • All received hormonal therapy • 1 received chemotherapy • 25% (1/4) DCIS – Was ER -

Conclusions • Local recurrence rates for patients treated with accelerated partial breast radiation therapy

Conclusions • Local recurrence rates for patients treated with accelerated partial breast radiation therapy at DMC are comparable to published data. • There was no group or subset found to be at increased risk of recurrence.

Acceptable • • Age > 50 Size < 3 cm Histology ER Margins LVI

Acceptable • • Age > 50 Size < 3 cm Histology ER Margins LVI Nodal status All invasive subtypes and DCIS Positive or negative Not present negative

Not acceptable Outside of a clinical Trial • Node positive • Tumors > 3

Not acceptable Outside of a clinical Trial • Node positive • Tumors > 3 cm including DCIS • Extensive LVSI • Neoadjuvant chemo • Age <45 • Multicentric • Microscopically multifocal >3 cm • EIC > 3 cm • Margins + • Nodal surgery- not performed. • BRCA +

Future Directions • Recommendations should be updated annually as new results from prospective randomized

Future Directions • Recommendations should be updated annually as new results from prospective randomized trials are released.