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指南精华!非小细胞肺癌的放疗问题,都是干货!建议收藏!

2020-12-21作者:cmt佳玲资讯
支持护理和治疗的相关问题癌症筛查

非小细胞肺癌(non-small cell lung cancer, NSCLC)占所有最常见肿瘤——肺癌病例的80%~85%。

根据大样本人群数据显示,初诊NSCLC患者中约20%为早期约25%为局部晚期,约55%已发生远处转移[2]。

放疗对于非小细胞肺癌来说,是一种效果不错的治疗手段,那么在对于非小细胞肺癌的放疗中,需要注意哪些问题呢?今天小编来说一说。

往期精彩:

指南精华!一文掌握非小细胞肺癌的诊断问题!

指南精华又来了!非小细胞肺癌治疗的问题,一文掌握!


NSCLC的放疗

1.总体原则。

NSCLC患者放疗主要适应证包括以下5种情况:


(1)有手术禁忌证患者或拒绝手术早期NSCLC的根治性治疗,采用SRT技术;


(2)部分可手术局部晚期患者的术前或术后治疗


(3)局部晚期NSCLC的根治性治疗,通常与化疗结合;


(4)进展和转移患者的局部巩固治疗;


(5)晚期NSCLC患者的姑息治疗。放疗的目标是最大限度地控制肿瘤并减少治疗相关不良反应。


先进的精确放疗技术,如调强放疗、容积调强弧形治疗、4D-CT模拟定位、MR模拟定位、图像引导放疗、运动管理策略等,已被证明能显著降低不良反应并提高生存率。NSCLC患者至少应接受基于CT模拟图像的三维适形、调强放疗技术。

2.体位固定及CT模拟定位:

体位固定应满足精确放疗要求,可采用真空袋、体、或结合立体放疗定位架方式。


无禁忌的情况下均推荐增强CT模定位,扫描范围应超出拟照射的肿瘤范围及相应正常组织全肺,一般为第4颈椎至第2腰椎,扫描层厚≤5 mm。有条件的单位应采用4DCT定位等呼吸运动管理方式,如有需要(如肺不张、脑转移行SRT等)可结合PET-CT或磁共振模拟定位图像以更准确显示肿瘤范围。


对于SBRT,4D-CT模拟是首选的定位技术;定位前应进行必要的呼吸训练,扫描范围应包括整个肺以便进行肺的总剂量评估,扫描层厚≤3 mm。

3.放疗计划制定:

放疗计划制定的最低要求是基于CT模拟定位的三维适形放疗,应使用多野照射并且所有射野均应每日同照


有条件的单位可以使用更先进的调强放疗、容积调强弧形治疗、图像引导放疗、运动管理等放疗技术。


SBRT采用调强放疗、容积调强弧形治疗技术时需关注子大小、外形和每个子野的跳数(monitor unit, MU)。SBRT单次治疗时间偏长,治疗技术选择时需要考虑到治疗时间长短对患者治疗过程中体位一致性的影响。

4.正常组织剂量限制:

放疗计划完成以后,应对靶区剂量及OAR剂量进行评估和优化。以剂量体积直方图作为基本工具,并根据三维空间中区域等剂量曲线的分布,评估PTV及OAR的剂量分布。计划评价中OAR受照剂量限制:


95%PTV剂量均匀度93%~107%,双肺V20Gy<30%(同步放化疗可使控制更加严格)、V20Gy<28%、肺叶切除术后放疗V20Gy<20%、全肺除术后放疗V20Gy<10%)、肺Dmean<17 Gy,计划脊髓危及体积Dmax<45~50 Gy,食管Dmean≤34 Gy、V60Gy≤17%,心脏Dmean≤20 Gy、V50Gy≤25%。


SBRT正常组织限量应根据不同分次进行限制,具体可参照NCCN指南并结合本单位和具体设备经验建立自己的剂量限制表格。


由于目前国内开展SBRT技术的单位之间实践及经验差异性较大的现状,建议进行OAR剂量限制推荐时应进行更严格的剂量限制。

本文作者:中华医学会放射肿瘤治疗学分会 中国医师协会放射肿瘤治疗医师分会 中国抗癌协会放射治疗专业委员会 中国临床肿瘤学会肿瘤放疗专家委员会

本文来源:《中华放射肿瘤学杂志》2020年第8期第29卷,第599-607页.


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