1. It is safe to select older patients for radical radiotherapy (RT) delivered with VMAT based on performance status (PS) and comorbidities. 2. Patients 70 years and over are able to tolerate a course of RT for HNC. 3. Older patients can benefit from RT without the use of geriatric assessment and frailty tools. 4. The addition of frailty screening and geriatric assessment tools may identify previously unknown deficits and allow increased AHP support post treatment. 5. PS is the strongest predictor of survival in patients aged 70 and over receiving RT
The management of older cancer patients remains difficult because of data paucity. Radiation oncolog...
Purpose: Little is known about efficacy and toxicity of radiation therapy in the elderly, as the vas...
PURPOSE: We sought to assess the effect of age on overall survival (OS), cancer-specific survival (C...
ObjectiveRadiotherapy (RT) in the head and neck (H&N) site are undoubtedly the most challenging ...
Accelerated radiotherapy (RT) represents a promising method with which to improve the treatment outc...
Head and neck (H&N) cancer is mainly a cancer of the elderly; however, the implementation of compreh...
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Geriatric impairments and frailty are highly prevalent in patients with head...
Older patients with cancer are frequently victims of discriminatory treatment strategies according t...
Feasibility and early results of accelerated radiotherapy for head and neck carcinoma in the elderly...
OBJECTIVES: We aimed to evaluate the association between frailty screening and geriatric assessment ...
In our aging society, the proportion of cancer cases in the elderly (65 years) is steadily rising. I...
Objective. Over the years, evidence-based data and technical improvements have consolidated the cent...
This review examines the role of interventional radiotherapy (IRT otherwise known as brachytherapy) ...
The management of older cancer patients remains difficult because of data paucity. Radiation oncolog...
Managing older patients with head and neck cancers poses a challenge due to the often reduced levels...
The management of older cancer patients remains difficult because of data paucity. Radiation oncolog...
Purpose: Little is known about efficacy and toxicity of radiation therapy in the elderly, as the vas...
PURPOSE: We sought to assess the effect of age on overall survival (OS), cancer-specific survival (C...
ObjectiveRadiotherapy (RT) in the head and neck (H&N) site are undoubtedly the most challenging ...
Accelerated radiotherapy (RT) represents a promising method with which to improve the treatment outc...
Head and neck (H&N) cancer is mainly a cancer of the elderly; however, the implementation of compreh...
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Geriatric impairments and frailty are highly prevalent in patients with head...
Older patients with cancer are frequently victims of discriminatory treatment strategies according t...
Feasibility and early results of accelerated radiotherapy for head and neck carcinoma in the elderly...
OBJECTIVES: We aimed to evaluate the association between frailty screening and geriatric assessment ...
In our aging society, the proportion of cancer cases in the elderly (65 years) is steadily rising. I...
Objective. Over the years, evidence-based data and technical improvements have consolidated the cent...
This review examines the role of interventional radiotherapy (IRT otherwise known as brachytherapy) ...
The management of older cancer patients remains difficult because of data paucity. Radiation oncolog...
Managing older patients with head and neck cancers poses a challenge due to the often reduced levels...
The management of older cancer patients remains difficult because of data paucity. Radiation oncolog...
Purpose: Little is known about efficacy and toxicity of radiation therapy in the elderly, as the vas...
PURPOSE: We sought to assess the effect of age on overall survival (OS), cancer-specific survival (C...