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Liver Cancer Management with Y90 Glass Microspheres – TheraSphere Experience and Challenges in HCC Thomas Lauenstein, MD Department of Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology and Neuroradiology University Hospital Essen
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Liver Cancer Management with Y90 Glass Microspheres – TheraSphere Experience and Challenges in HCC Thomas Lauenstein, MD Department of Diagnostic and Interventional.

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Page 1: Liver Cancer Management with Y90 Glass Microspheres – TheraSphere Experience and Challenges in HCC Thomas Lauenstein, MD Department of Diagnostic and Interventional.

Liver Cancer Management with Y90 Glass Microspheres – TheraSphere

Experience and Challenges in HCC

Thomas Lauenstein, MD

Department of Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology and Neuroradiology

University Hospital Essen

Page 2: Liver Cancer Management with Y90 Glass Microspheres – TheraSphere Experience and Challenges in HCC Thomas Lauenstein, MD Department of Diagnostic and Interventional.

Outline

• Indications for Y-90 in HCC

• What are critical vessels ?

• Clinical data on HCC

• Case series

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1. Resection

2. Transplantation

3. RF ablation

4. Chemoembolization (TACE)

5. Y-90 (SIRT)

6. Systemic therapy

Therapeutic strategies

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Therapeutic strategies

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• Multiple / large lesions

• CI for TACE

• Child-A / good Child-B

SIRT for HCC

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• with hypervascular tumor• Liver dose without tumor

SIRT

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Extrahepatic Tumor Feeders

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Extrahepatic Tumor Feeders

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Sjoquist et al. Oncologist. 2010;15:830-5

GI shunt

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GI shunt

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Gastroduodenal Artery

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Gastroduodenal Artery

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Outline

• Indications for Y-90 in HCC

• What are critical vessels ?

• Clinical data on HCC

• Case series

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3mpre

NCI / EASL amendement

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Response to treatment / HCC

CT @ 1 month CT @ 3 months

Complete response

4% 3%

Partial response 25% 37%

Stable disease 64% 53%

Progression 7% 6%

Hepatology 2008;47:71-81

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Time to progression / Survival

Hepatology 2008;47:71-81

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Histopathology

• 1. Physiologic tissue

• 2. Fibrosis (peripheral rim)

• 3. Necrotic tumor Riaz A et al. Radiologic-pathologic correlation of hepatocellular carcinoma treated with

internal radiation using yttrium-90 microspheres. Hepatology., 49:1185-93.

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Outline

• Indications for Y-90 in HCC

• What are critical vessels ?

• Clinical data on HCC

• Case series

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Case # 1

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Case # 1 – 2nd DSA

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Case # 2 - duodenal shunt

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Case # 2 – duodenal shunt

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Case # 3 – pitfall coiling

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Case # 4 – pitfall coiling

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Case # 5 – a.v. shunt

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Conclusion

• Critical vessels must be identified

• IR has to be familiar with coilembolization

• SPECT/CT is a useful tool to identify additional shunts

• EASL criteria for therapy response

• Sorafenib helpful to reduce lung shunts

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Liver Cancer Management with Y90 Glass Microspheres – TheraSphere

Experience and Challenges in HCC

Thomas Lauenstein, MD

Department of Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology and Neuroradiology

University Hospital Essen