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  • To provide a framework for integrating recent radiotherapy trial results into clinical practice.
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  • Review of recent randomized radiotherapy clinical trials.
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  • Discussion of systemic therapies with CNS penetration capabilities.

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  • Recent trials offer new data for radiotherapy in brain metastasis management.
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  • Molecular insights reveal evolutionary patterns in metastasis development.
  • CNS-penetrating systemic therapies are crucial for effective treatment.

Conclusions:

  • Integrating new trial data and molecular findings can optimize brain metastasis care.
  • Therapeutic strategies must prioritize neurocognitive preservation.
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