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Purpose : To evaluate the efficacy of radiotherapy as the first treatment of T1-T2
golttic cancers, we analyzed survival rates, local control rates, and voice preservation
rates retrospectively Furthermore, prognostic factors potentially influencing local control
and incidence of second primary tumors were analyzed.
Materials and Methods : One hundred patients with T1-T2 glottic cancer were
irradiated between February 1989 and July 1991. Median follow-up time was 80 months.
1) Factors analyzed for each patient included age, stage, anterior commissure
involvement, fraction size, field size, total dose and treatment time. 2) Survival analysis
methods were employed to assess the effects of these factors in local control and
survival rates. All patients received Co-60 irradiation, one daily fraction of 1.75 ¡­2.0 Gy
to doses of 60¡­72 Gy.
Results : The overall survival rate, disease free survival rate and cause specific
survival rates for all patients at 5 year were 80.7%, 78.6% and 87.3%, respectively. The
5-year overall survival rates for patients with 71,2 were 82.8% and 76.9%, respectively
Overall treatment time of 50 days or less was uniquely found to have superior impact
on local control rate to that of more than 50 days in univariate prognostic factor
analysis (p=0.0494), and showed statistical trend in multivariate analysis (p=0.0577).
Fourteen patients who had showed relapse after radiotherapy underwent salvage
operation, among whom nine patients were cured. The 5-year local control rate for all
patients after radiotherapy was 79% and ultimate local control rate was 87%. Voice
preservation rate after radiotherapy and salvage operation was 87.6%. The second
primary cancer developed in 9 patients (9%).
Conclusion : Radiotherapy which showed high survival rates and voice preservation
rate proved to be the optimal initial treatment for patients with T1-T2 glottic cancer.
Prolongation of overall treatment should be avoided as the overall treatment was found
to have a significant impact on the local control of tumor. The close follow-up and
prevention should be needed to decrease the death rate by second primary tumor.

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Glottic cancer; Radiotherapy; Voice preservation; Survival;

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