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Research Article

Local tumor control after retreatment of spinal metastasis using stereotactic body radiotherapy; comparison with initial treatment group

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Pages 589-595 | Received 29 Nov 2011, Accepted 09 Feb 2012, Published online: 13 Mar 2012

Figures & data

table I. Demographic characteristics and radiotherapeutic parameters (N = 185).

Figure 1. Survival curve in the retreatment and the initial treatment groups; mean value was 20.7 months and 32.4 months in each group, which showed statistical difference (p = 0.022).

Figure 1. Survival curve in the retreatment and the initial treatment groups; mean value was 20.7 months and 32.4 months in each group, which showed statistical difference (p = 0.022).

Table II. Follow-up result in the retreatment SBRT and the initial treatment groups (N = 185).

Figure 2. Progression free probability curve of the retreatment and the initial treatment groups; mean value was 18.0 months and 26.0 months in each group, which was statistically different (p = 0.03).

Figure 2. Progression free probability curve of the retreatment and the initial treatment groups; mean value was 18.0 months and 26.0 months in each group, which was statistically different (p = 0.03).

Table III. Comparison between local control failure cases and controlled cases in retreatment group (N = 54).

Table IV. Current studies on spinal SBRT with reported local control rates for patients with image-based tumor progression and previous irradiation.

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