Table 4

Published experience with splenic radiotherapy for myelofibrosis

ReferencePatients, nDose, cGyFractionsResponse/comments
Silverstein34  39 NR NR 63% response rate 
Greenberger et al35  14 600 95% response rate; significant cytopenias in 57% 
Slanina et al36  25 NR NR 88% with symptomatic decrease in splenomegaly 
Wagner et al37  10 150-300 6-10 Responses in 90%; cytopenias common 
Elliott et al38  23 277 7.5 93.9% decrease in spleen size; median duration of response 6 months; toxicities: cytopenias, complicated subsequent splenectomy 
Bouabdallah et al39  15 980 22 59% response rate; toxicities: cytopenias 
McFarland et al40  450 All patients with a palliative response; toxicities: cytopenias 
ReferencePatients, nDose, cGyFractionsResponse/comments
Silverstein34  39 NR NR 63% response rate 
Greenberger et al35  14 600 95% response rate; significant cytopenias in 57% 
Slanina et al36  25 NR NR 88% with symptomatic decrease in splenomegaly 
Wagner et al37  10 150-300 6-10 Responses in 90%; cytopenias common 
Elliott et al38  23 277 7.5 93.9% decrease in spleen size; median duration of response 6 months; toxicities: cytopenias, complicated subsequent splenectomy 
Bouabdallah et al39  15 980 22 59% response rate; toxicities: cytopenias 
McFarland et al40  450 All patients with a palliative response; toxicities: cytopenias 

NR indicates not reported.

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