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programma & abstracts - Nederlandse Vereniging voor Radiologie

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1 <strong>programma</strong> Abstracts & <strong>abstracts</strong><br />

Sessie 1<br />

Abdominale radiologie 1<br />

Donderdag 29 september, 14.05 - 15.35 uur<br />

O1.1<br />

RESTAGING NODAL STATUS AFTER CHEMO-<br />

RADIATION FOR LOCALLY ADVANCED<br />

RECTAL CANCER: PREDICTIVE FACTORS<br />

M. Maas, D.M.J. Lambregts, M. Berkhof, G.L. Beets,<br />

R.G.H. Beets-Tan<br />

Maastricht Universitair Medisch Centrum, Maastricht<br />

Purpose: Restaging N-stage after CRT for rectal cancer is<br />

more accurate than N-stage prediction at primary staging<br />

of rectal cancer. The aim was to identify predictive factors<br />

which can help a radiologist in predicting the yN-stage.<br />

Methods: 39 patients with locally advanced rectal cancer<br />

underwent MRI before and after CRT. All visible nodes in<br />

the mesorectum were measured and recorded before and<br />

after CRT on a 3DT1W GRE-sequence with 1mm3 voxels.<br />

Baseline characteristics were collected and compared between<br />

patients with and without nodal involvement at pathology<br />

with t-tests and χ2. With regression analyses predictive<br />

factors for nodal involvement after CRT were identified.<br />

Based on the regression analyses a predictive model for yNstage<br />

was constructed and ROC curves were constructed for<br />

this predictive model.<br />

Results: 895 nodes were identified, of which 392 (44%)<br />

disappeared after CRT. Patients with ypN+ had larger nodes<br />

than ypN0-patients: mean 6.3 vs 3.6mm before CRT and 4.5<br />

vs 2.3mm after CRT, respectively (both p

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