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Pelvis Contouring
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True / False: prostate has a GTV
FALSE
: use
CTV
instead
Low risk prostate:
prostate
only
Intermediate risk prostate:
prostate
+
proximal
seminal vesicles
High risk prostate:
prostate
+
seminal vesicles
+
pelvic lymph nodes
Prostate:
PTV margin:
1
cm
conventional fractionation:
78
Gy /
39
fractions
moderate hypo fractionation:
low / int risk:
60
Gy /
20
fractions
high risk:
68
Gy /
25
fractions
distal common iliac:
L5
/
S1
external iliac: stop at
top of femoral heads
obturator: stop at
pubic symphysis
pre sacral: contour in front of
S1
and
S2
vertebrae and stop when you see
piriformis
muscle
seminal vesicles:
proximal: within
1
cm of prostate
distal
Elective lymph nodes:
7
mm around vessels
crop out:
bowel
,
bladder
,
muscles
,
bone
Prostate Imaging:
daily
CBCT
match to
prostate rectal interface
Typical Rectal Treatment:
chemo RT
→
7
-
10
week break →
surgery
(
total mesorectal incision
)
short course:
25 Gy / 5 fractions
no
chemo
wait
1
week →
surgery
long course:
rectal tumour: 50 Gy / 25 fractions
mesorectum
+ elective lymph nodes: 45 Gy / 25 Gy
concurrent chemo =
capecitabine
(2 x a day, on days of RT)
wait
7
-
10
weeks →
surgery
Rectum sim prep:
1
hour prior:
500
cc of
water
→
fill bladder
45
mins prior:
omnipaque
(
small bowel contrast
)
Rectal Sim Setup:
supine
hands on
chest
(grip ring)
knee
and ankle rest
anal verge marker
+/-
scar wire
(post op)
Purpose of chemoRT then surgery for rectum:
decrease
local recurrences
preserve
sphincter
BUT: does
not
alter survival
Rectal:
GTV:
rectal tumour
(use
MRI
to view)
CTV
50
:
rectal tumour
(
GTV
) + margin for
microscopic extension
(
2
cm)
crop out:
bone
,
muscle
,
small bowel
CTV
45
:
mesorectum
sup:
sacral promontory
(
L5
/
S1
)
inf:
pelvic floor
ant: into
bladder
/
vagina
/
prostate
by
1
cm
elective lymph nodes
perirectal
obturator
internal iliac
pre sacral
PTV: CTV +
0.5
cm (
set up
variability)
Rectal:
don't include:
external iliac
(unless
T4
tumour)
inguinal
(maybe if low in
anal
canal)