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Vertebral body collapse after spine stereotactic body radiation therapy: a single-center institutional experience Cover

Vertebral body collapse after spine stereotactic body radiation therapy: a single-center institutional experience

Open Access
|Jun 2024

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Logistic univariate analysis of factors associated with vertebral body collapse

Univariate analysis p-value
Gender0.60
Age (≥ 68 vs. < 67)0.89
KPS (≥ 80 vs. < 80)0.38
Spine level (cervical v.s thoracic)0.74
Spine Level (cervical vs. lumbosacral)0.48
Spine Level (thoracic vs. lumbosacral)0.53
Paraspinal extension1.00
Dose per fraction (< 9 Gy v.s ≥ 9 Gy)0.43
Location (rigid/semi-rigid vs mobile/junctional spine)0.79
Mechanical pain0.79
Lytic vs non-lytic bone lesion0.93
Spinal alignment (normal vs. kyphosis/scoliosis)0.96
Posterolateral involvement0.29

Pre-treatment patient spinal instability neoplastic score (SINS) outcomes

VBC (n=10)%No VBC (n = 90)%Total (n = 100)%
Location
  Junctional (O-C2; C7−T2; T11−L1; L5−S1)330%3236%3535%
  Mobile spine (C3−6; L2−4)330%1820%2121%
  Semirigid (T3−10)440%4044%4444%
  Rigid (S2−5)00%00%00%
Mechanical pain
  Yes550%4954%5454%
  No330%3033%3333%
  Pain-free lesion220%1112%1313%
Bone lesion
  Lytic880%7179%7979%
  Mixed (lytic/blastic)110%910%1010%
  Blastic110%1011%1111%
Radiographic spinal alignment
  Subluxation/translation present00%89%88%
  Deformity (kyphosis/scoliosis)220%1719%1919%
  Normal880%6572%7373%
Vertebral body collapse (p = 0.040)
  > 50% collapse00%910%99%
  < 50% collapse110%89%99%
  No collapse with > 50% body involved110%3842%3939%
  None of the above880%3539%4343%
Posterolateral involvement
  Bilateral00%56%55%
  Unilateral660%3337%3939%
  None of the above440%5258%5656%
SINS classification
  Stable440%2224%2626%
  Potentially instability660%6370%6969%
  Unstable00%56%55%

Baseline patient characteristics and treatment information

VBC (N = 10)%No VBC (N = 90)%Total (N = 100)%
Median follow up, month (IQR) (n = 100)10.93.9–18.612.55.1–27.212.15.0–25.5
Sex (n = 83)*
  Male556%3750%4251%
  Female444%3750%4149%
Median age, year (IQR) (n = 83)*6763–706959–756859–74
Race (n = 83)
  White889%6993%7793%
  Black222%11%34%
  Other/unknown00%34%34%
KPS (n = 83)*
  ≥ 80990%7095%7995%
  < 80110%34%45%
Primary tumor (n = 100)**
  Lung440%2528%2929%
  Renal110%2326%2424%
  Breast110%89%99%
  Prostate220%1011%1212%
  Melanoma00%22%22%
  Other220%2224%2424%
  Spine Level (n = 100)**
  Cervical110%1416%1515%
  Thoracic660%5864%6464%
  Lumbosacral330%1820%2121%
Kyphoplasty pre-SBRT (n = 100)**
  Yes00%1112%1111%
  No10100%7988%8989%
Paraspinal extension (n = 100)**
  Yes440%3640%4040%
  No660%5460%6060%
Total dose (Gy)/fractions (n = 100)**
  12−17/1110%1213%1313%
  10−24/200%22%22%
  15−30/3880%6168%6969%
  20-30/4–5110%1517%1616%
Dose (Gy) per fraction (n = 100)**
  < 8440%3134%3535%
  8−12550%5056%5555%
  13−17110%910%1010%
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/raon-2024-0033 | Journal eISSN: 1581-3207 | Journal ISSN: 1318-2099
Language: English
Page range: 425 - 431
Submitted on: Dec 26, 2023
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Accepted on: Apr 26, 2024
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Published on: Jun 12, 2024
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

© 2024 Arsh Issany, Austin J Iovoli, Richard Wang, Rohil Shekher, Sung Jun Ma, Victor Goulenko, Fatemeh Fekrmandi, Dheerendra Prasad, published by Association of Radiology and Oncology
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