Basic and Advanced Techniques in Prostate Brachytherapy

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ISBN: 9781841842981 | 1841842982
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Copyright: 1/25/2005

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"This book covers both basic and advanced techniques for prostate brachytherapy and is appropriate for the practitioner either anticipating or currently performing implants."--BOOK JACKET.

List of Contributors

vii

Acknowledgments

xiii

Introduction

(2)

Adam P Dicker

Gregory S Merrick

Frank M Waterman

Richard K Valicenti

Leonard G Gomella

Part I Understanding the problem: fundamentals of pathology and implications for brachytherapy

(54)

Effect of radiotherapy on prostate histopathology and assessment of residual cancer

(12)

Kenneth A Iczkowski

David G Bostwick

What should you ask your pathologist when contemplating minimally invasive therapy

(10)

Robert O Petersen

Detailed mapping of prostate cancer: implications for brachytherapy

(8)

Michael E Chen

Dennis A Johnston

Patricia Troncoso

Defining permanent prostate brachytherapy target volumes from evaluation of whole-mount prostatectomy specimens

(8)

Brian J Davis

Thomas M Pisansky

John C Cheville

Torrence M Wilson

Prostate cancer staging: PSMA-based serum assays and radioscintigraphy

(14)

Ganesh V Raj

Thomas J Polascik

Part II Treatment choices: perspectives from the physician and patient

(16)

Treatment decisions: surgery versus brachtherapy. A urologist's perspective

(8)

Michael Perrotti

Leonard G Gomella

Treatment decisions: which therapy? A patient's perspective

(6)

William J Hilsman

Part III Pretreatment and real-time planning for permanent, low dose rate prostate brachytherapy

(220)

Brachytherapy from the urologist's perspective

(8)

Phuong Huynh

Howard J Korman

Sonographic anatomy of the prostate

(10)

Ethan J Halpern

What to look for when choosing treatment-planning software for prostate brachytherapy

(6)

Yan Yu

Treatment planning for low and high dose rate brachytherapy

(10)

Marco Zaider

Eva K Lee

Planning an implant: preoperative versus intraoperative planning

109

(4)

Ronald D Ennis

The Wheeling approach to treatment planning for prostate brachytherapy

113

(10)

Wayne M Butler

Gregory S Merrick

The Seattle Prostate Institute approach to treatment planning for permanent implants

123

(16)

John Sylvester

103Pd brachytherapy: rationale, design, and evaluation

139

(30)

Michael J Dattoli

Ultrasound-guided 103Pd prostrate brachytherapy

169

(12)

Jerrold Sharkey

Zucel Solc

William Huff

Raymond J Behar

Stanley D Chovnick

Ramon Perez

Juan N Otheguy

Richard I Rabinowitz

Optimizing real-time, interactive, ultrasound-guided prostate brachytherapy

181

(6)

Glenn A Healey

Real-time prostate brachytherapy: transition from intraoperative nomogram planning to virtual planning

187

(10)

Nelson N Stone

Jeffrey H Chircus

Richard G Stock

The ProSeed approach: a multi-center study of the results of brachytherapy training

197

(8)

Nelson N Stone

Jeffrey H Chircus

Richard G Stock

Joseph Presser

Functional image registration in brachytherapy

205

(10)

Takashi Mizowaki

Marco Zaider

A novel prostate brachytherapy technique: use of preloaded needles without spacers. The Frankford Hospital experience

215

(6)

Eric L Gressen

Jinyu Xue

Frank M Waterman

Jay Handler

Radioimmunoguided prostate brachytherapy

221

(12)

Rodney J Ellis

Prostate brachytherapy under local anesthesia

233

(4)

The impact of hormonal therapy on pubic arch interference

237

(10)

Adam P Dicker

Christopher T Chen

JD Liu

Richard K Valicenti

Frank M Waterman

Using the needle manipulation ruler

247

(4)

Brian J Moran

Using the perineal pressure applicator device

251

(6)

Brian J Moran

Permanent prostate brachytherapy using sources embedded in absorbable vicryl suture and a preplanned, preloaded needle technique

257

(2356)

W Robert Lee

Brian J Davis

The Utrecht technique in RAPIDStrand™ afterloading

2613

Jan J Battermann

Ina M Schulz

Marinus A Moerland

Marijke van Deursen

The PIPER prostate brachytherapy planning system

265

(6)

Yan Yu

Robot-aided and 3D TRUS-guided intraoperative prostate brachytherapy

271

(14)

Aaron Fenster

Lori Gardi

Zhouping Wei

Gang Wan

Chandima Edirisinghe

Donal B Downey

Initial experience with the FIRST system in Utrecht

285

(8)

Jan J Battermann

Ina Schulz

Marinus A Moerland

Marijke van Deursen

Part IV Treatment planning and techniques for high dose rate prostate brachytherapy

293

(48)

High dose rate 192Ir prostate brachytherapy

295

(8)

Kas R Badiozamani

Timothy P Mate

James Gottesman

High dose rate prostate brachytherapy. Treatment planning and results from Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center

303

(8)

High dose rate afterloading 192Ir prostate brachytherapy

311

(16)

Alvaro Martinez

Jeffrey Demanes

Razvan Galalae

Howard J Korman

Hagen Bertermann

Carlos Vargas

Jose Gonzalez

Gary Gustafson

High dose rate brachytherapy in patients with high IPPS, large glands, or with prior TURP

327

(14)

Glen Gejerman

Part V Combination of external beam radiotherapy and prostate brachytherapy

341

(24)

Combining external beam radiotherapy with prostate brachytherapy: issues and rationale

343

(8)

Clarissa Febles

Richard K Valicenti

The role of external beam radiotherapy and permanent prostate brachytherapy in patients with localized prostate cancer

351

(8)

Louis Potters

Simultaneous irradiation for prostate cancer: disease-free survival rates

359

(6)

Frank A Critz

Part VI Permanent radioactive seeds: issues and features

365

(30)

Radioactive sources for interstitial brachytherapy

367

(6)

Manny R Subramanian

Krishnan Suthanthiran

Anatoly Dritschilo

Radiocoil: a coiled wire brachytherapy source

373

(12)

Piran Sioshansi

InterSource® brachytherapy seeds

385

(4)

John Russell

Jaclyn Collins

The customized monofilament: a new approach to permanent prostate brachytherapy

389

(6)

Matthew Bouffard

Part VII Postimplant: analysis of postimplant dosimetry

395

(16)

Salvage of suboptimal prostate seed implantation: re-implantation of an underdosed region of the prostate base

397

(8)

Lesley Hughes

Frank M Waterman

Adam P Dicker

Can prostate brachytherapy treat potential extraprostatic disease?

405

(6)

Ashish Patel

Frank M Waterman

Adam P Dicker

Part VIII Quality of life and posttreatment sequelae after prostate brachytherapy

411

Health-related quality of life following prostate brachytherapy

413

(6)

W Robert Lee

Deborah Watkins-Bruner

Rectal complications following permanent seed implants

419

(6)

Louis Potters

Sexual function following permanent prostate brachytherapy

425

(8)

Gregory S Merrick

Wayne M Butler

Prostrate-specific antigen bounce following prostrate brachytherapy

433

(8)

Frank A Critz

Factors predicting for urinary incontinence following prostate brachytherapy

441

Tracy L McElveen

Frank M Waterman

Hayeon Kim

Adam P Dicker

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