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<strong>Basics</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Head</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Neck</strong> <strong>IMRT</strong><br />

<strong>Planning</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Anatomy</strong><br />

Kenneth H M D<br />

Kenneth Hu, M.D.<br />

Beth Israel Medical Center, NY<br />

Assoc. Pr<strong>of</strong>essor<br />

Albert Einstein College <strong>of</strong> Medicine


No Disclosures


Learning Learning Objectives<br />

Objectives<br />

• To review basic anatomy <strong>and</strong> nodal target<br />

delineation<br />

• To underst<strong>and</strong> dosimetric parameters<br />

associated with improved functional/QOL<br />

outcomes outcomes—xerostomia, xerostomia swallowing swallowing, dental<br />

morbidity <strong>and</strong> neurologic function<br />

• TTo review i pathways th <strong>of</strong> f perineural i l spread<br />

d


<strong>Basics</strong> <strong>of</strong> Contouring<br />

• GTV by imaging/physical exam/endoscopy<br />

– CT neck st<strong>and</strong>ard for nodal <strong>and</strong> primary<br />

– PET/CT to guide equivocal<br />

– MRI for NPC, paranasal cavity tumors to<br />

evaluate intracranial spread, mucus, RP<br />

nodes, parapharyngeal, clivus, perineural<br />

• CTV margin 5mm PTV Margins 3-5mm—<br />

trim based on skin, air <strong>and</strong> bone along<br />

with compartments


References for Lymph Node<br />

Delineation<br />

• CT-Based Delineation <strong>of</strong> Lymph y p Node Levels<br />

<strong>and</strong> Related CTV in Node Negative <strong>Neck</strong><br />

Dahanca, EORTC, GORTEC,NCIC,RTOG<br />

– GGregoire, i et t al. l RRadiotherapy di th <strong>and</strong> d OOncology, l 65 2003 2003,<br />

227-236<br />

• Proposal for the delineation <strong>of</strong> the nodal CTV in<br />

Node-positve <strong>and</strong> the post-operative neck<br />

– Gregoire, et al. Radiotherapy <strong>and</strong> Oncology, 79 2006,<br />

15 15-20 20<br />

• RTOG Website www.rtog.org


Percentage Incidence <strong>and</strong> Distribution <strong>of</strong><br />

PPathologically th l i ll IInvolved l d NNodes d iin a Cli Clinical i l<br />

Node Negative <strong>Neck</strong> After Elective Radical<br />

N<strong>Neck</strong> k Di Dissection ti<br />

Oropharynx<br />

n=48<br />

Hypopharynx<br />

n=24<br />

Larynx<br />

n=79<br />

Oral Cavity<br />

NN=192 192<br />

I II III IV V<br />

2 25 19 8 2<br />

0 13 13 0 0<br />

5 19 20 9 25 2.5<br />

20 17 9 3 0.5<br />

Shah, J.P et al. The patterns <strong>of</strong> cervical lymph node metastases from<br />

squamous carcinoma <strong>of</strong> the oral cavity. Cancer, 1990. 66(1): p. 109-13


Percentage g Incidence <strong>and</strong> Distribution <strong>of</strong><br />

Pathologically Involved Nodes in a Clinical<br />

Node Positive after Therapeutic p Radical<br />

<strong>Neck</strong> Dissection<br />

I II III IV V<br />

Oropharynx<br />

n=165<br />

14 71 42 28 9<br />

Larynx n=183 7 57 59 29 4<br />

Hypopharynx yp p y<br />

n=104<br />

Oral Cavity<br />

n=324<br />

10 76 73 46 11<br />

46 43 33 15 3<br />

Shah, J.P., Patterns <strong>of</strong> cervical lymph node metastasis from squamous<br />

carcinomas <strong>of</strong> the upper aerodigestive tract. Am J Surg, 1990. 160(4): p. 405-9.


Image-Based <strong>Neck</strong> Node Level Classification<br />

Som et al, AJR, 2000


Nodal LN in LN- LN vs LN+<br />

• Pt with an unknown primary with<br />

Pt with an unknown primary with<br />

T0N2bM0 involving the right neck


Upper Ib,II,Va<br />

CTV <strong>of</strong> LN+<br />

J foramen<br />

Sup constrictor<br />

spared on L<br />

ICA ICA, IJV<br />

L Lat<br />

RP LN<br />

C1 TVP<br />

Sparing <strong>of</strong><br />

parotid p in LN-


Ib,IIa/b<br />

Ia LN spared<br />

Subm<strong>and</strong>ib gl<br />

IIa/b<br />

Lx, SMG, mid<br />

constrictors


L III/Va LN, Lx,<br />

inf constrictors


L IV,Vb LN, Lx,<br />

cricopharyngeus<br />

L IV,SCL LN, trachea,<br />

cervical esoph


L IV,SCL LN, L IV,<br />

cervical esoph


Coverage <strong>of</strong> Nodal Volumes<br />

• Retropharyngeal Nodes—<br />

– Skull Base down to hyoid bone<br />

– LLateral t l RP LN iinvolved l d fi first t ( (spare constrictors) t i t )<br />

– Medial RP LN if lateral RP LN+<br />

• Cervical Nodal<br />

– LN- Inferior margin <strong>of</strong> C1 Transverse <strong>and</strong> selective<br />

nodal<br />

– jugular foramen if LN+ <strong>and</strong> comprehensive<br />

nodal treatment<br />

• Level VI (pre-tracheal/delphian) (pre tracheal/delphian) for subglottic<br />

tumor/hypopharynx/thyroid<br />

• Level VII (superior mediastinum) with level IV IV,<br />

thyroid, cervical esophagus


<strong>IMRT</strong> Improved Xerostomia:<br />

PASSPORT Trial<br />

• 94 pts with OP/HP cancer r<strong>and</strong>omized to <strong>IMRT</strong> vs 3DRT<br />

• Whole contralateral parotid p < 24Gy y<br />

Lent SOMA Score EORTC Dry Mouth Subscale<br />

Nutting CM et al, Lancet Oncol 2011, 12:127


Subm<strong>and</strong>ibular Gl<strong>and</strong> Sparing<br />

• 36 pts OPX ( (n=28) 28) NPX treated d with i h RT<br />

• Case matched—18pts with SMG sparing<br />

<strong>and</strong> d18 18 without. ith t<br />

• SMG spared had lower N stage (no N2b-<br />

3) vs SMG non-spared d group (59% N2b N2b-3) 3)<br />

Saarilahti et al Radiotherapy <strong>and</strong> Oncology78 (2006) 270–75.


Mean SMG


• 78 pts III/IV Opx prospectively followed<br />

after <strong>IMRT</strong> designed to spare bilateral<br />

parotids parotids, oral cavity, cavity contralateral SMG<br />

• Pt <strong>and</strong> observer reported xerostomia<br />

surveys <strong>and</strong> salivary collection up to 2yrs<br />

Little Little, et al, al IJROBP In press


Mean Oral Cavity


Dysphagia<br />

RTOG-0129 RTOG 0129 Cisplatin + RT<br />

PEG dependence 1yr 30%<br />

Measures <strong>of</strong> dysphagia:<br />

Feeding tube dependence<br />

vide<strong>of</strong>luoroscopy/silent py aspiration p<br />

dysphagia qol surveys


Pharyngeal<br />

Constrictors<br />

Superior<br />

Mid<br />

Inferior<br />

Werbrouch J et al, IJROBP 2009,<br />

73:1187<br />

Courtesy Dr. Eisbruch/Le


Levendag PC, et al. Radiother Oncol. 2007


.6<br />

.5<br />

.2 .3 . .4<br />

0 .1<br />

Probability Swallowing Problems<br />

Cyberknife (3x + 4x)<br />

Brachytherapy y py implant p<br />

No BT / No Cyberknife<br />

3x<br />

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80<br />

Dose superior constrictor muscle (Gy)<br />

4x<br />

Levendag PC, et al. Radiother Oncol. 2007


Constrictors Mean Dose


73 III/IV Opx 70Gy/7wks + taxol/carbo/wk<br />

Med F/U 36mo 3yr LRC 96% DFS 88%<br />

Feng JCO 2010


PEG dependence 1.4% at 1yr<br />

Dysphagia related to dose to PC PC,Lx, Lx Esoph<br />

<strong>Neck</strong> dissection/smoking/t-stage<br />

5 t ith t i t<br />

• 5 pts with strictures<br />

• 8 pts with pneumonia—all silent aspirators


Eisbruch<br />

(IJROBP,2011)<br />

( , )<br />

Caudell<br />

(IJROBP (IJROBP,2010) 2010)<br />

Mean Tolerance Doses <strong>and</strong><br />

Swallowing Complications<br />

PEG-<br />

depend<br />

LX


Caveats Caveats- Other Causes <strong>of</strong><br />

Dysphagia<br />

T-Stage Tumor Location<br />

Machtay M et al, JCO 26:3582<br />

<strong>Neck</strong> Dissection<br />

Courtesy Dr. Le


Dosimetric Factors For Dental<br />

Events<br />

M<strong>and</strong>ible<br />

MSKCC, N=168 pts Med f/u 37mos ORN 1% (2/168pts)<br />

Dental caries 9% Decreased if Mean parotid p dose < 26Gyy<br />

Dental Extraction 12% Decreased if Mean m<strong>and</strong>ible < 38Gy or<br />

Gomez IJROBP 81, No. 4, pp. e207–13, 2011<br />

Max M<strong>and</strong>ible < 68Gy


Truong, Radiographics,RSNA 2010<br />

Brachial plexus


Temporal Lobe Necrosis<br />

• V55


Cochlea<br />

Tolerance


Perineural Invasion<br />

• Noncontiguous spread along the nerve<br />

endoneurium d i ffrom a ttumor<br />

• Skin cancers, Parotid (adenoid cystic),<br />

Nasopharynx<br />

Caldemeyer, Radiographics 1998


Relation <strong>of</strong> CN VII <strong>and</strong> V<br />

GLUCK et al. IJROBP Vol. 74, No. 1, pp. 38–46, 2009


Neur<strong>of</strong>oramina <strong>of</strong> CN V<br />

VC<br />

F. Ovale<br />

F. Ovale<br />

SOF<br />

VC<br />

F<br />

RRotundum t d<br />

Caldemeyer, Radiographics 1998


G. Ganglion g<br />

CN 7 pathway<br />

Horizontal CN 7<br />

DescendingCN 7<br />

Caldemeyer, Radiographics 1998


Skin Cancer <strong>and</strong><br />

PNI


T4 Adenoid Cystic Ca <strong>of</strong> L<br />

Deep lobe<br />

Parotid<br />

Pterygoid<br />

mm<br />

Desc CN 7 Desc CN 7<br />

IAC<br />

Auriculotemporal<br />

nn

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