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Área de la Ciencia:

  • Oncología radioterápica
  • Física médica
  • Tratamiento del cáncer de cabeza y cuello

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  • La radioterapia para el cáncer de cabeza y cuello puede causar disfunción de la deglución debido al daño de la mucosa faríngea.
  • La planificación del tratamiento convencional a menudo trata la faringe como una sola estructura, lo que puede conducir a una distribución de dosis subóptima.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Desarrollar un modelo de planificación basada en conocimiento optimizada para disfagia (DO-KBP).
  • Mejorar la protección de las estructuras de la deglución incorporando los constrictores faríngeos individuales en la planificación del tratamiento.

Principales métodos:

  • Se entrenó un modelo convencional de planificación basada en conocimiento faríngea (P-KBP) con 175 casos de cabeza y cuello.
  • Se aumentó el modelo P-KBP con 36 casos orofaríngeos con constrictores delineados para crear el modelo DO-KBP.
  • Se evaluaron ambos modelos en 25 pacientes de prueba, comparando parámetros dosimétricos y la preferencia del médico.

Principales resultados:

  • El modelo DO-KBP redujo significativamente la dosis media al constrictor inferior (de 36,52 Gy a 19,52 Gy) y a los constrictores superior/medio (de 51,89 Gy a 47,46 Gy).
  • Se observaron aumentos menores y clínicamente aceptables en la dosis a los órganos en riesgo (cordón espinal PRV, cóclea, mandíbula, plexo braquial).
  • La homogeneidad del plan se mantuvo equivalente y los planes DO-KBP fueron preferidos en la revisión ciega por médicos.

Conclusiones:

  • La aumento de datos específico con constrictores contorneados individualmente mejora significativamente la protección de las estructuras de la deglución.
  • El modelo DO-KBP logra mejoras clínicamente significativas sin comprometer la calidad general del plan ni exceder los umbrales de dosis de OAR.
  • El aumento de datos enfocado es una estrategia eficaz para optimizar la planificación de la radioterapia para pacientes con cáncer de cabeza y cuello.