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02 Ten-Year Outcomes of Hypofractionated Breast/Chest Wall Radiotherapy With Simultaneous Integrated Boost (SIB) in Patients Under-Represented on Clinical Trials

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By Nicholas Bader, Pragya Jain
| ONCOLOGY journal Verified
Background Hypofractionated breast radiotherapy is standard, yet pivotal trials under-enrolled patients with factors linked to higher toxicity risk (younger age, non-White race, large breast size, chemotherapy exposure, and regional nodal irradiation [RNI]). We performed a prospective pilot study to evaluate feasibility and long-term disease control of a condensed 15-fraction whole breast/chest wall ± RNI regimen with simultaneous integrated boost (SIB).
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03 Rapid Uptake of 5-Fraction Breast Radiotherapy in the US (NCDB 2020–2023) With Persistent Access Disparities

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By Pragya Jain, Sara A. Hurvitz
| ONCOLOGY journal Verified
Background Ultra-hypofractionated breast radiotherapy (RT) delivered in 5 fractions is supported by randomized trial evidence and is increasingly incorporated into contemporary practice. However, real-world adoption and equity of uptake across the US remain incompletely characterized. Methods Using National Cancer Database (NCDB) RT fractionation fields, we identified RT courses with evaluable fraction counts and created a binary indicator for 5-fraction RT (Yes/No).
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Pragya Jain | Authors | CancerNetwork

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By Pragya Jain
| ONCOLOGY journal Verified
In an NCDB cohort of 536,783 breast radiation courses from 2020 to 2023, 5-fraction RT utilization rose from 4.3% to 17.4%, with overall 10.7% adoption across the 4-year period.
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