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More specifically, the patient had a single, positive, 3 cm inguinal LN (no ECE, negative margins) removed at the time of APR. If offering RT, would y...
Especially if using an escalated dose such as 58 Gy in 29 fractions for a T3-T4 primary
Surgery would be very extensive and would not be likely to clear the disease. Do you divert these patients if treated with CRT?
Would you offer as first line treatment mitomycin/5FU with radiation or single agent immunotherapy?
What systemic therapy is most appropriate, how would you sequence, and what RT dose fractionation would you use?
Would you use a different chemotherapy regimen than mitomycin/5FU?
Not a candidate for re-excision given proximity to the anal sphincter. Consider +PNI, -LVI.
C diff infection ruled out and CT abdomen pelvis shows diffuse enterocolitis extending far beyond the bowel-sparing IMRT radiotherapy field.
Any adjustments in terms of elective nodal coverage?
For T2N0 anal squamous cell carcinoma, RTOG 0529 used 50.4/42Gy in 28 fractions. However, for nodal disease >3cm, 54Gy in 30 fractions is used (and...
Ki-67 > 95%, PET-CT negative for any additional disease.
Would you extrapolate treatment from the paradigm of anal SCC?
Would your management change if the prostate and lymph nodes were treated with radiation two years ago?
For a patient not on dialysis? Outside of single agent 5FU, all other standard chemotherapeutic options would be contraindicated for nephrotoxicity.&n...
Would presence of TP53 mutation weigh in on the offer of radiation? Would there be any change expected on the chemo regimen?
The patient refuses surgery.
Anal cancer guidelines mostly refer to anal canal tumors with less information about tumors of skin in perianal area (ie true anal margin).
Would IMR...
Do you have different preferences based on T-stage?
5FU/mitomycin C or 5FU/cisplatin? Is there any benefit of cisplatin in terms of skin toxicity?
For example, a patient with cervical or anal SCC who has missed many treatments due to side effects, low blood counts, hospitalizations, or non-compli...
Is inguinal coverage always required?
In a lesion <2.5 cm from anal verge arising in a tubulovillous adenoma, does the data from Taylor, et. al. Red Journal 2001 apply?
While the Nigro/Wayne state regimen consisting of Mito C & 5FU is well stablished for squamous cell carcinoma of the anus/perianal tissue, a...
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