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Clinical Application of Carbon Therapy Mi-Sook Kim, MD, PhD Department of Radiation Oncology Korea Institute of Radiological and Medical Sciences Contents Cancer statistics in Korea Short history of technology development of radiotherapy Introduction of world wide facility for C-ion treatment Benefit of Carbon ion(C-ion) compared to X-ray or proton therapy in cancer tx Clinical experiences in Japan Cancer statistics in Korea # of Ca. Patients Death Rate 250,000 200,000 150,000 100,000 50,000 0 (per 100,000 of population) year No. of patients received RT : approximately 30% of cancer patient at 2011 Korea Ministry of Health & Welfare 3 modality for treatment of Cancer Surgery Radiotherapy Chemotherapy Case - Early cancer to moderately advanced cancer - Early cancer to local advanced cancer - Leukemia or cancers diffused in the - Local cancer (not diverged nor - Local cancer whole body scattered) Advantage - Non invasive treatment - High technology of RT can replace operation in some selected case - In some cases, life prolonging effects is remarkable - Limited side effects left -In general, side effects are strong. -not curative treatment - High curability - It may cause serious loss of form of function Disadvantage - Unsuitable for elderly patient or patients with physical weakness Now multimodality treatment with surgery, RT, and chemotherapy is the recent concept in cancer treatment. The goal of multimodality treatment is to increase cure rate, prolong life and improve quality of life through taking advantage of each treatment. Roughly, 50-60% of cancer diagnosed patients would be cured. Development of Conventional RT Linac (1961) Cobalt teletherapy (1950) 2D 3D-CRT Evolving Radiation Therapy machines X-ray beam CyberKnife IMRT VMAT Tomotherapy TrueBeam Particle therapy ( proton, alpha particle, neutron) Neutron Therapy (KCCH) Proton Therapy (1954) BNCT (alpha particle) at Hanaro Heavy Ion beam therapy beam of such ions as carbon (C), neon (Ne), silicon (Si) or argon (Ar), etc. G Kraft et al, 2009 Charged Particle Therapy Facilities c Japan – NIRS the world’s first heavy-ion accelerator dedicated to medical use Size: 60 x 120 m Construction cost: $326 million (Building $146 million) (machine $180 million) Germany - Heidelberg world-wide first scanning beam, robotic couch for the two fixed beam room, 600 ton weighted moving gantry for one room Japan - Gunma Univ. C-ion & proton : Physical Advantage Bragg peak Entrance dose X-ray>>Proton>C-ion Tumor C-ion & proton vs X-ray : Physical Advantage C-ion vs proton or X-ray - Biological Advantage High LET : dense breakage of DNA , no repair during tretment RBE (Relative biological effect) C-ion (3)>>Proton (1.1)>X-ray(1.0) Produce strong cancer killing effect Especially in radioresistant cells Clincally C-ion treatment is suitable for refractory cancer + X-ray or proton : gravel C + Rock Carbon ion therapy Clinical experiences in Japan Indications of C-ion RT Large tumor in any site Radioresistant tumor Recurrent tumor after conventional RT Prostate cancer Results of Prostate cancer RT methods Dose No. of patients 5yr DFS (%) (PSA>20ng/ml) Conventional RT 67-77 189 51 3D CRT >76 232 26-63 IMRT 81-86 772 81 (3yr) Proton 75 643 57 Carbon (NIRS) 66 182 80 Complications in Prostate cancer RT methods Dose No. of patients Complications (> Grade 2) Rectum (%) Urology (%) Conventional RT 67-77 189 15 9 3D CRT >76 232 11 7 IMRT 81-86 772 2 10 Proton 75 643 4 5 Carbon (NIRS) 66 182 1 4 Osteosarcoma C5 vertebra Sacrum Re-ossification Maxillary sinus tumor Sacral Chordoma Conclusion Radiation technology is rapidly developed. In technology aspect, recent X-ray radiation therapy machine: precise, free beam allocation, dedicated image validation tool. So this technology already achieved more easy, more precise, more safe, less break-down time. In clinical aspect, RT goal achieve high local control with less toxicity In small sized tumor(< 5cm diameter) and well capsulated tumor, recent technology of X-ray RT already achieved similar local control as surgery. Vision of C-ion therapy achieve high local control with acceptable toxicity in large tumor and radioresistant tumor. And finally it would give the cure chance for refractory cancer patients in the future. C-ion machine still has technological obstacle. Limited beam allocation, limited validation tool for dosimetry, complicated gantry and etc. If C-ion technology adopt , it can develop more rapidly. And then, we can make final goal, the victory over tumor through C-ion. 25 Thank you Lung cancer (stage I) Results of Lung cancer (stage I) Peripheral type No. Local control (%) 5yr survival (%) Conventional RT 149 56 22 SBRT 245 86 47 Proton (Tsukuba Univ.) 28 57 30 Carbon (NIRS) 51 95 76 Surgery (Japan) 4264 - 60 Liver cancer Results of Osteosarcoma of Pelvis Studies Radiations No. of patients 5yr survivals (%) Total (%) Surgery+RT Inoperable RT only USA photon 40 34 41 10 UK photon 36 18 41 0 German photon 89 27-30 34 0 Japan (NIRS) carbon 29 46 - 46 Carbon Ion - Biological Advantage Benefit for large fraction dose Ando et al, 2005 Carbon ion Tx can finish by 1-10 fractions 1~2 days to 2 weeks by carbon ion RT 6~8 weeks by X-ray or proton RT Carbon Ion - Biological Advantage Overcome of radiation tolerance against hypoxic tumor cells X-ray Carbon ion oxygen Blood vessel Carbon ion therapy Facilities in the world Cancer statistics in Korea Death Rate # of Ca. Patients (per 100,000 of population) Korea Ministry of Health & Welfare Carbon ion therapy Backgrounds of radiotherapy Single-wedged kitchen knife Double-wedged sword 36 Beginning of Radiation therapy X-ray beam Conventional RT Cobalt teletherapy (1950) Linac (1961) Neutron beam Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (1950s) Gamma-knife radiosurgery (1968) Particle therapy Proton beam beam of protons (nuclei of hydrogen) Heavy ion beam beam of such ions as carbon (C), neon (Ne), silicon (Si) or argon (Ar), etc. Proton therapy (1954) Japan-Chiba NIRS Japan-Gunma Univ. Indications of C-ion RT tumor in any site resistant tumor rent tumor after conventional RT