NSABP PROTOCOL B-39B RTOG PROTOCOL 0413

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NSABP PROTOCOL B-39B RTOG PROTOCOL 0413 (A RANDOMIZED PHASE III STUDY OF CONVENTIONAL WHOLE BREAST IRRADIATION WBI) VERSUS PARTIAL BREAST IRRADIATION (PBI) FOR WOMEN WITH STAGE 0, I, OR II BREAST CANCER Quality Assurance Program

QA Program Goals Clear and Comprehensive Set standards from which to build Parameters set to equate PBI techniques As much as possible

Facility Credentialing Radiotherapy approval process to assure availability of technical and clinical components needed to comply with protocol Two questionnaires, facility and knowledge assessment Digital submission of CT-based Dry Run case for each PBI technique The Radiologic Physics Center (RPC) will oversee the credentialing process in coordination with the Image-guided Therapy Center (ITC).

Quality Assurance Quality Assurance Close monitoring and institutional feedback Submitted digitally to the ITC, processed and reviewed, second review by Investigators Rapid review First case for each PBI technique from each facility Submitted-reviewed-feedback prior to treatment start Timely review Subsequent 4 cases of each PBI tech. Patient may be treated prior to review. Approval for accrual Following completion of 5 cases for each PBI technique, all 5 will be reviewed together with feedback Judgment on quality - approved for accrual or repeat QA Facility can continue accruing during this period Random case monitoring Random additional case monitoring Judgment on quality - approved for accrual or repeat QA

Treatment Delivery QA Guidelines Whole Breast Irradiation (WBI) vs MammoSite Brachytherapy Multi-catheter Brachytherapy 3D Conformal External Beam RT Guidelines outline where to end up / target coverage how to get there is up to the investigator

WBI As in previous studies - added QA to verify target coverage Breast only no regional nodes 1.8x28 to 50.4Gy -or- 2x25 to 50Gy Boost optional up to 66.4 Gy no brachytx Verification of the lumpectomy cavity coverage within the prescription isodose CT-based cavity is included in 90% isodose line - single axial CT slice submitted If cavity not seen submit both CT slice with isodose plan and single axial CT slice from post lumpectomy CT scan Fluoro-based Must have surgical clips placed Fields covering clips with 2 cm margin submit a scanned copy or digital picture of one of the tangent films

Whole Breast Reference Volume (WBRV) Accepted inability to contour breast tissue Attempt to standardize and automate process Needed for: initial eligibility assessment Cavity volume <35% of WBRV QA/normal tissue dose limitations <60% of WBRV to receive 50% of prescribed dose

Whole Breast Reference Volume (WBRV)

MammoSite Brachytherapy Target Volume Definitions CTV = PTV = PTV_EVAL = 1.0 cm expansion of cavity (5mm within skin and bounded by posterior breast extent)

MammoSite Brachytherapy Dose : 3.4 Gy bid x 5 days 34 Gy Normal tissue : < 60% of the WBRV should receive 50% of the prescribed dose Tissue-balloon conformance : measure trapped air Balloon symmetry: physical geometry will not deviate > 2 mm Minimal balloon surface-skin distance ideally 7 mm, if 5-7 mm then confirm skin dose <145%. Dose Homogeneity: Volume of tissue receiving: 150% (V150) of the prescribed dose 50 cc 200% (V200) of the prescribed dose 10 cc

MammoSite Brachytherapy Acceptable: All four parameters must be met Dose volume analysis of target will: confirm that 90% of the prescribed dose is covering 90% of the PTV_EVAL. The volume of trapped air/fluid will be accounted for : %PTV_EVAL coverage [(vol trapped air/vol PTV_EVAL) x 100] = 90% Critical normal tissue DVHs within < 5% Dose delivered over 5-10 days.

MammoSite Brachytherapy Unacceptable: Any of the parameters not met Dose volume analysis of the target volume <90% of the prescribed dose and/or <90% coverage of the PTV_EVAL. The volume of tapped air/fluid will be accounted for as previous Critical normal structure DVH exceeds 5% If dose delivered over a period of time extending >10 days.

Multicatheter Brachytherapy Target Volume Definitions CTV = PTV = PTV_EVAL = 1.5 cm expansion of cavity (5mm within skin and bounded by posterior breast extent)

Multicatheter Brachytherapy Dose : 3.4 Gy bid x 5 days 34 Gy Normal tissue : < 60% of the whole breast reference volume should receive 50% of the prescribed dose Dose Homogeneity: Volume of tissue receiving: 150% (V150) of the prescribed dose 70 cc 200% (V200) of the prescribed dose 20 cc Dose Homogeneity Index will be.75. DHI = the volume ratio (1 V150/V100)

Multicatheter Brachytherapy Acceptable: Dose volume analysis of target will: confirm that 90% of the prescribed dose is covering 90% of the PTV_EVAL. Dose homogeneity criteria met. Critical normal tissue DVHs within 5% Dose delivered over 5-10 days.

Multicatheter Brachytherapy Unacceptable: Dose volume analysis of the target volume <90% of the prescribed dose and/or <90% coverage of the PTV_EVAL. Dose homogeneity criteria are not met. Critical normal structure DVH exceeds 5% Dose delivered over a period of time extending > 10 days.

3D Conformal External Beam RT Target Volume Definitions CTV = 1.5 cm expansion of cavity (5mm within skin and bounded by posterior breast extent)

3D Conformal External Beam RT Target Volume Definitions PTV = 1.0 cm expansion of CTV (breathing motion and set-up error used for design of field aperture)

3D Conformal External Beam RT Target Volume Definitions PTV_EVAL = PTV limited to 5mm within skin and bounded by posterior breast extent (used for target coverage evaluation

3D Conformal External Beam RT Dose : 3.85 Gy bid x 5 days 38.5 Gy Normal tissue : All to be contoured Uninvolved Normal Breast: Ideally, < 60% of the whole breast reference volume should receive 50% of the prescribed dose < 35% of the whole breast reference volume should receive the prescribed dose. Contralateral breast: The contralateral breast reference volume should receive < 3% of the prescribed dose to any point. Ipsilateral lung: < 15% of the lung can receive 30% of the prescribed dose. Contralateral lung: < 15% of the lung can receive 5% of the prescribed dose. Heart (right-sided lesions): < 5% of the heart should receive 5% of the prescribed dose. Heart (left-sided lesions): The vol. of the heart receiving 5% of the prescribed dose (V5) will be <40% Thyroid: maximum point dose of 3% of the prescribed dose.

3D Conformal External Beam RT Acceptable: Dose volume analysis of target will: confirm that 90% of the prescribed dose is covering 90% of the PTV_EVAL Critical normal tissue DVHs within 5% Maximum dose does not exceed 120% of prescribed dose. Dose delivered within 5-10 days.

3D Conformal External Beam RT Unacceptable: Dose volume analysis of the target volume <90% of the prescribed dose and/or <90% coverage of the PTV_EVAL. Critical normal structure DVH exceeds 5% Maximum dose does exceed 120% of prescribed dose. Dose delivered over a period of days extending > 10 days.

NSABP B39 / RTOG 0413 - overview Digital Submission to ITC

QA Program NSABP/RTOG Tremendous amount of work Restrictive Necessary to assure conclusions reliable