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1 SIMPOSIO: Neoplasie del cavo orale Volumi di trattamento del cavo orale F. Miccichè
2 ! DICHIARAZIONE Relatore: Francesco Miccichè Come da nuova regolamentazione della Commissione Nazionale per la Formazione Continua del Ministero della Salute, è richiesta la trasparenza delle fonti di finanziamento e dei rapporti con soggetti portatori di interessi commerciali in campo sanitario. Posizione di dipendente in aziende con interessi commerciali in campo sanitario (NIENTE DA DICHIARARE) Consulenza ad aziende con interessi commerciali in campo sanitario (NIENTE DA DICHIARARE) Fondi per la ricerca da aziende con interessi commerciali in campo sanitario (NIENTE DA DICHIARARE) Partecipazione ad Advisory Board (Merck Serono) Titolarietà di brevetti in compartecipazione ad aziende con interessi commerciali in campo sanitario (NIENTE DA DICHIARARE) Partecipazioni azionarie in aziende con interessi commerciali in campo sanitario (NIENTE DA DICHIARARE) Altro
3 Oral Cavity subsites Buccal mucosa Upper/lower alveolar ridge Retromolar trigone Floor of the mouth Hard palate Anterior two thirds of the tongue
4 Guidelines: Early Disease
5 Guidelines: Advanced Disease
6 Guidelines: Definitive RT
7 Guidelines: post-op RT
8 French group Lapeyre M. et Al. Cancer Radiotherapie 2013
9 T-Intermediate risk N-Intermediate risk Le niveau ganglionnaire infraclinique à proximité de l adénopathie. Le niveau ganglionnaire de l adénopathie atteinte en ajoutant les niveaux de proximité Lapeyre M. et Al. Cancer Radiotherapie 2013
10 N-low risk Lapeyre M. et Al. Cancer Radiotherapie 2013
11 Upgrade node level delineation Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
12 Level Ia: submental nodes Risk metastases from cancer arising from: Floor of the mouth Anterior oral tongue Anterior mandibular Alveolar ridge Level Ib: submandibular nodes Risk metastases from cancer arising from: Oral cavity, anterior nasal cavity, submandibular gland Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
13 Superficial node Deep node Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
14 Level IIa: upper jugular nodes Risk metastases from cancer arising from: Nasal cavity Oral cavity Pharynx Larynx Major salivary glands Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
15 Level IIb: upper jugular nodes Risk metastases from cancer arising from: Nasopharynx Oropharynx Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
16 Superficial node Deep node Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
17 Level III: middle jugular nodes Risk metastases from cancer arising from: Oral cavity Pharynx Larynx Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
18 Superficial node Deep node Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
19 Level IVa: lower jugular nodes Risk metastases from cancer arising from: Thyroid Hypopharynx Larynx Cervical esophagus Rarely oral cavity with minimal nodal disease Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
20 Level IVb: lower jugular nodes Risk metastases from cancer arising from: Thyroid Hypopharynx Sub-glottic larynx Cervical esophagus Trachea Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
21 Superficial node Deep node Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
22 Level Va-b: post. triangle group Risk metastases from cancer arising from: Thyroid Naso-oropharynx Cutaneous structures posterior scalp Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
23 Superficial node Deep node Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
24 Level VIa-b: ant. compartment nodes Risk metastases from cancer arising from: Thyroid Lower lip Oral cavity (floor of mouth/tip tongue) Glottic-subglottic larynx Apex piriform sinus Cervical esophagus Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
25 Superficial node Deep node Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
26 Level VIIa-b: retro-pharyngeal/styloid nodes Risk metastases from cancer arising from: Naso-oropharynx Posterior pharyngeal wall Primary cancer with massive nodal level II infiltration Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
27 Superficial node Deep node Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
28 Level VIII: parotid nodes Risk metastases from cancer arising from: Frontal/temporal skin Orbit External auditory canal Nasal cavities Parotid gland Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
29 Superficial node Deep node Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
30 Level IX: bucco-facial nodes Risk metastases from cancer arising from: Skin face Nose Maxillary sinus (infiltrating the soft tissue of the cheek) Buccal mucosa Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
31 Superficial node Deep node Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
32 Oral cavity nodes risk metastasis Superficial node Deep node Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
33 ?
34 AIRO- H&N Merlotti A. et Al. Radiat Oncol 2014
35 Oral cavity Usually upfront surgery and postoperative (chemo)rt Definitive RT for small T1-T2 (ERT+BRT) IMRT limit dose to OARs/longer delivery Merlotti A. et Al. Radiat Oncol 2014
36 Implications of upfront surgery Extensive surgery disrupt normal anatomy Whole operative bed low risk Initial site high risk Include whole flap Peculiar lymphnode-invasion pattern Node involvement less predictable Merlotti A. et Al. Radiat Oncol 2014
37 Postop RT Initial positive margin worse prognosis Perineural invasion adverse feature Inferior alveolar nerve positive Include in RT field infratemporal fossa CTV3: whole operative bed/reconstruction site Merlotti A. et Al. Radiat Oncol 2014
38 Neck Radiotherapy Dissected neck > lowest dose level Adjuvant RT: pn >1 Extracapsular invasion Incomplete level dissection Atypical node location Well lateralize lesions and NOT cn2-3 unilateral neck RT Mirabile A. et Al. Crit Rev Oncol Hematology 2015
39 Node and depth Risk positive nodes strictly correlated with depth primary tumour invasion. 3 to 9 mm: 44% positive nodes, 7% local recurrence >9 mm: 53% positive nodes 24% local recurrence Mirabile A. et Al. Crit Rev Oncol Hematology 2015
40 Cut-off risk: definitive vs post-op Merlotti A. et Al. Radiat Oncol 2014
41 Primary-tumour contour Merlotti A. et Al. Radiat Oncol 2014
42 Neck levels contouring Merlotti A. et Al. Radiat Oncol 2014
43 Volumes at risk in HNC Merlotti A. et Al. Radiat Oncol 2014
44 Dose and Fraction Merlotti A. et Al. Radiat Oncol 2014
45 Organ at risk Merlotti A. et Al. Radiat Oncol 2014
46 Marginal/out field failures Chan AK A. et Al. Oral Oncol 2013
47 When applying guidelines, oncologic knowledge, clinical experience and judgment should always prevail. Gregoire V. et Al. Radiot Oncol 2014
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