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Original Articles: Lung Cancer

Local failure after radical radiotherapy of non-small cell lung cancer in relation to the planning FDG-PET/CT

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Pages 813-819 | Received 01 May 2017, Accepted 17 Nov 2017, Published online: 05 Dec 2017

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Figure 1. Selection of patients for analysis of tumor-site recurrence and LN-site recurrence.

Figure 1. Selection of patients for analysis of tumor-site recurrence and LN-site recurrence.

Figure 2. Progression free survival (PFS) and overall survival (OS) of patients treated with curative radiotherapy (137 pts).

Figure 2. Progression free survival (PFS) and overall survival (OS) of patients treated with curative radiotherapy (137 pts).

Table 1. Baseline clinical characteristics.

Figure 3. Two cases showing overlap between recurrence (rec) tumor (R, brown), SUVp50 (orange) and GTV-tumor (T, red) on planning-CT (p-CT). The p-CT and rec-CT were rigidly registered. The structures are shown on p-CT. (a) p-CT is represented in lung window showing T, SUVp50, R and the overlap fraction (OF) area. (b) p-CT representing a case with a donut shaped SUVp50 area resulting in low OFSUVp50 as tumor (GTV-T) was characterized necrotic in central part. Gross tumor volumes = red lines; recurrence tumor = brown lines, rigid registered on p-CT (left columns).

Figure 3. Two cases showing overlap between recurrence (rec) tumor (R, brown), SUVp50 (orange) and GTV-tumor (T, red) on planning-CT (p-CT). The p-CT and rec-CT were rigidly registered. The structures are shown on p-CT. (a) p-CT is represented in lung window showing T, SUVp50, R and the overlap fraction (OF) area. (b) p-CT representing a case with a donut shaped SUVp50 area resulting in low OFSUVp50 as tumor (GTV-T) was characterized necrotic in central part. Gross tumor volumes = red lines; recurrence tumor = brown lines, rigid registered on p-CT (left columns).
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