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Using FDG-PET to Measure Early Treatment Response in Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma: Quantifying Intrinsic Variability in Order to Understand Treatment-Induced Change

J.K. Hoang, S.K. Das, K.R. Choudhury, D.S. Yoo and D.M. Brizel
American Journal of Neuroradiology July 2013, 34 (7) 1428-1433; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A3412
J.K. Hoang
aFrom the Departments of Radiology (J.K.H., K.R.C.)
bRadiation Oncology (J.K.H., S.K.D., D.S.Y., D.M.B.), Duke University Medical Center, Durham, North Carolina.
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bRadiation Oncology (J.K.H., S.K.D., D.S.Y., D.M.B.), Duke University Medical Center, Durham, North Carolina.
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aFrom the Departments of Radiology (J.K.H., K.R.C.)
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D.S. Yoo
bRadiation Oncology (J.K.H., S.K.D., D.S.Y., D.M.B.), Duke University Medical Center, Durham, North Carolina.
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bRadiation Oncology (J.K.H., S.K.D., D.S.Y., D.M.B.), Duke University Medical Center, Durham, North Carolina.
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    Bland-Altman plots for baseline tumor SUVmax and SUVmean. Graphs show the difference between the 2 baseline SUV measurements plotted against their average for SUVmax in the node (A), SUVmean in the node (B), SUVmax in primary tumor (C), and SUVmean in primary tumor (D). The solid line is the mean of differences, and dotted lines indicate the limits of agreement (mean of difference, ±1.96 × SD).

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    Patient characteristics

    Patient No.SexAge (yr)Primary Site and StageHPV StatusDouble-Baseline PETIntratreatment PETDays between PET2 and PET3
    1M65Base of tongueT1N2bM0+YesYes17
    2M50TonsilT1N2aM0+YesNo
    3M44TonsilT2N2bM0UnknownYesYes12
    4M60TonsilT1N2bM0+YesYes14
    5M38NasopharynxT2N2M0UnknownYesYes17
    6M55Base of tongueT4N0M0UnknownYesYes13
    7M53Base of tongueT4N2cM0−YesYes13
    8M48TonsilT2N2bM0+YesYes11
    9M48TonsilT2N2bM0+YesYes25
    10M55TonsilT1N2bM0+YesNo
    11M50TonsilT1N2cM0+YesYes13
    12M60TonsilT2N2bM0+YesYes21
    13M39TonsilT3N2bM0+YesYes14
    14M49Soft palateT2N2cM0−YesYes23
    15M42TonsilT4N0M0+YesYes13
    16M68Base of tongueT2N2bM0+YesYes11
    17M49Base of tongueT3N0M0+YesYes8
    • Note:— + indicates positive; −, negative; HPV, human papillomavirus.

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    Means (SD, range) and intraclass coefficients for baseline and intratreatment SUV differences

    Baseline ΔSUVIntratreatment ΔSUVBaseline %ΔSUVIntratreatment %ΔSUVP ValueaICC of SUV1 and 2bICC of SUV2 and 3b
    Primary tumor
        SUVmax2.13 (2.65)−2.92 (4.43)12.6 (9.2)15.2 (22.4).560.94 (0.76–0.97)0.67 (0.27–0.87)
        SUVmean1.27 (1.77)−1.06 (2.24)11.4 (10.5)9.9 (22.6).810.91 (0.76–0.97)0.67 (0.26–0.87)
    Nodal metastasis
        SUVmax0.87 (0.61)−1.84 (2.62)7.6 (5.2)14.5 (21.6).250.95 (0.86–0.98)0.57 (0.11–0.83)
        SUVmean0.61 (0.46)−1.29 (1.47)9.4 (8.0)15.1 (21.8).300.93 (0.81–0.97)0.46 (-0.03–0.78)
    • ↵a P value for the paired test of whether the baseline %ΔSUV is different from the intratreatment %ΔSUV.

    • ↵b SUV1 and 2 represent baseline-baseline ICC. SUV 2 and 3 represent baseline-intratreatment ICC.

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J.K. Hoang, S.K. Das, K.R. Choudhury, D.S. Yoo, D.M. Brizel
Using FDG-PET to Measure Early Treatment Response in Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma: Quantifying Intrinsic Variability in Order to Understand Treatment-Induced Change
American Journal of Neuroradiology Jul 2013, 34 (7) 1428-1433; DOI: 10.3174/ajnr.A3412

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