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Magnetic Resonance Therapy: The Prostate program Clare Tempany MD ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR Director, MRT Program leader & Core Leader Slide 1 Prostate cancer: Scope of the problem • • • • • • 1.5 million prostate biopsies per year 25 million men have had at least one negative biopsy 2003- 220,900 New cases were diagnosed 2015- 450,000 New cases will be diagnosed Approx 4-8% disease specific mortality rate How will we improve diagnosis and treat all these patients? • Ideally – Non-invasive, low cost, effective therapy – Imaging Dx and Rx ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR Slide 2 Staging/Treatment prostate cancer • T1/T2 intra-glandular tumors – Treatment-goal-local cure • • • • Radical prostatectomy XRT Implant Watchful waiting • T3 Extra-glandular – Through capsule – Into seminal vesicles • Treatment-Radiation+/- Total androgen suppression ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR Slide 3 BWH prostate program: Milestones • 1991 Prostate MR Imaging (CT-BWH) – Urology (Jerome Richie)/Med Onc (Phil Kantoff) • 1994 New collaboration – Prostate imaging/ Radiation Oncology collaboration began. (Anthony D’Amico /CT) • CALGB trial • Schering Oncology grant • 1997 MRT brachytherapy program – 1999 1st NIH R01 grant (AG R01 19513) – 8/05 427 men treated ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR Slide 4 MR Appearance: Normal prostate Axial T2W Sag T2W CG PZ E COIL ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR Slide 5 Prostate MR image interpretation • Tumor – T2W/T1W image: Low signal • • • • • Capsule Neurovascular Bundles Seminal vesicles Nodes Bones ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR Slide 6 Focal right sided tumor with ECP Sag T2W Axial T2W Tumor PZ CG PZ Tumor ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR Slide 7 Clinical problems: rx of prostate Ca 1.5T normal prostate 0.5T normal prostate •Inc Clinical Cases •QOL issues •Morbidity •IGT • MR/TRUS •Image quality •IGT Neurosurgery program 1997 state of the art ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR Slide 8 MR guided prostate interventions • Two major clinical programs – Diagnostic biopsy – I-125 interstitial implant Brachytherapy/ Cancer treatment • Pre intervention imaging-State of the art – 1.5T endorectal coil MRI • Open 0.5T MRT system- GE medical – – – – Procedure guided with real time MR Plan Guide Monitor ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR Slide 9 MR IMAGE Prostate cancer imaging and Brachytherapy program Pre clinical testing, feasibility testing and Clinical trial, designed and established by Drs D’Amico & Tempany TREATMENT PLANNING NEEDLE PLACEMENT PZ 1997 First patient treated in MRT (GE Signa SP 0.5T) Pt Urethra selection criteria- T1C, PSA<10, Ant Rect GG< 3+4 0% 50% 100% Ecoil©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR no extra-glandular disease Slide 10 Contouring PZ, urethra and rectum Axial T2W image ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR Treatment plan Slide 11 Needle Placement Additional Needles Necessary? Needle Insertion Next Needle Yes RT Imaging Cor,Sag,Ax Radio logic Evaluation No Reposition Needle Yes Dosimetric Evaluation No Place Seeds Dose Evaluation Plan Modification Feedbacks: Anatomic Geometric Dosimetric ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR Slide 12 Brachytherapy planning Software* ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR * US PATENT OFFICE Slide Radiation seed implant method and apparatus. JCR098-01pA: 2001, Nov 1. 13 MR-guided prostate biopsy program – Clinical need • TRUS high false negative • MR Bx Target +Sextant/octant TARGET – Need target validation method – Need ‘free-hand’ or Robot assisted approach 3D-Slicer adapted for prostate procedures and target definition, trajectory planning and guidance ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR Slide 14 MR guided biopsy protocol • Pre-biopsy • MR imaging • Define any targets – T2W – Contrast – MRSI – LSDI – T2 maps ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR • Biopsy • Open MRT • Transperineal • Targeted sampling • Systematic sampling (Sextant/Octant) • Site specific pathology Slide 15 MRI/MRSI : Data Summary Cancer Overlaid Citrate Choline Images Normal Up to 1024 Prostate spectra Overlaid Choline/Citrate ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR image Slide 16 Data from UCSF Kurhanewicz et al Multi-parametric and multi- modal data problem ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR Slide 17 [11C] Choline PET/MRI FUSION MRI PET Courtesy of J. Czernin, MD Ahmanson Biological Imaging Center, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR Slide 18 Prostate IGT Research projects • Registration & Segmentation – Multi-modal image display – Seed definition-seed based dosimetry • Clinical outcomes – Cancer diagnosis, control, toxicity and QOL • Target definition – Multi-parametric data analysis and summation • Optimized biopsy – Davatzikos et al-mathematical statistical model • Robotic assist device /closed bore systems – Fichtinger, Burdette et al • MRg Prostate cancer FUS – Hynynen et al ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR Slide 19 IGT requires dynamic imaging to monitor delivery: Rapid image processing & registration Interfractional Motion from Serial CT – Movement AP ~1cm* ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR Courtesy of Andrew Zitman MD (MGH) Slide 20 Recent case: Rising PSA 4 years after brachytherapy ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR Slide 21 MR/MRSI guided biopsy & Rx Adenocarcinoma Anterior TZ ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR Slide 22 MR guided brachytherapy: Clinical validation / outcomes – Outcomes. Albert* et al Cancer (2003) • Grade 3 rectal bleeding 8% vs. 30% (combined) • 4yr freedom from Radiation cystitis: 100 vs. 95% • No urethral strictures or TURP to date – Cancer control D’Amico et al (2003) • 93% 5 yr PSA control, similar to a surgically managed population over the same time frame – QOL: Szot* et al RSNA 2004 • Significant improvement over US in both GU and sexual function * R25 training grant fellows ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR Slide 23 Non-invasive Focused ultrasound surgery High intensity FUS first proposed by Lele in 1962 – Sound waves heat tissue through molecular vibration – Delay due to lack of targeting, guidance and temperature monitoring – Tested in animals-nude mouse modelVaezy S et al – Feasible for treating Breast Fibroadenomas-Hynenen K, et al – Feasible for treating uterine Leiomyomas-Tempany et al ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR Slide 24 Future directions; MR guided Focused Ultrasound Surgery for Prostate cancer* FUS THERMO-COAGULATION Real time MR thermometry *R01: CA-109246-01 A1 Tempany ©2005 Surgical Planning Laboratory, ARR necrosis Slide 25