2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijrobp.2014.05.1654
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Postoperative Radiation Therapy for Parotid Pleomorphic Adenoma With Close or Positive Margins: Treatment Outcomes and Toxicities

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“…As with the patients in cases 1 and 2, such disease may ultimately require both an open and endoscopic approach for gross oncologic control. Consultation with a radiation oncologist is potentially beneficial, because postoperative radiotherapy may improve locoregional control, even in the presence of residual disease . In certain cases of unresectable disease, as with the patient in case 2, serial endoscopic debulking may stabilize disease progression and improve patient symptoms and quality of life.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As with the patients in cases 1 and 2, such disease may ultimately require both an open and endoscopic approach for gross oncologic control. Consultation with a radiation oncologist is potentially beneficial, because postoperative radiotherapy may improve locoregional control, even in the presence of residual disease . In certain cases of unresectable disease, as with the patient in case 2, serial endoscopic debulking may stabilize disease progression and improve patient symptoms and quality of life.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While this still represents a benign process even in the recurrent setting, the possibility of malignant conversion to carcinoma ex‐pleomorphic adenoma still exists, and such patients are considered for additional treatment including revision surgery. Due to elevated risk for facial nerve paresis in the revision or multiply recurrent setting, patients may be considered for RT, with some series showing promising results in terms of improved locoregional control …”
Section: Postoperative Rtmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to elevated risk for facial nerve paresis in the revision or multiply recurrent setting, patients may be considered for RT, with some series showing promising results in terms of improved locoregional control. [76][77][78][79][80] In selected patients with salivary malignancies undergoing surgical resection of their primary tumor, with or without neck dissection, adjuvant radiation is also recommended. Due to its high propensity for local recurrence as well as perineural invasion, all patients with ACC are recommended to have postoperative radiation.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…В процессе проведения лучевой терапии па-циентам с раком ОСЖ острые лучевые повреж-дения фиксируются в 19-52% случаев, тогда как отсроченные лучевые повреждения в виде триз-ма, остеорадионекроза и некроза мягких тканей, а также глухоты -в 10% [8,11,12]. В нашем на-блюдении мы не отметили появления тяжелых лучевых повреждений в течение первых 3 лет по-сле завершения комбинированного лечения, что в сочетании с высоким уровнем 3-летней выжи-ваемости подтверждает высокую эффективность лучевой терапии как компонента комбинирован-ного лечения больных раком ОСЖ Т1-4 N0.…”
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“…Адъювантная лучевая терапия проводится и после резекции доброкачественной опухоли ОСЖ в случаях, если в краях резекции обна-руживаются признаки опухолевого роста или граница опухоли располагается крайне близко к краю резекции [11].…”
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