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Title: Multifocal Glioblastoma Multiforme Eric Wing Sun Tam The


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Multifocal Glioblastoma Multiforme
  • Eric Wing Sun Tam
  • The Chinese University of Hong Kong

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The Patient
  • E.C. F 71
  • Presented with ataxia and poor penmanship
  • 1 episode of focal motor seizure of left leg
  • Hemochromatosis, No PMH of Malignancy
  • FH of malignancy
  • 4/5 Iliopsoas and hamstrings
  • Unsteady wide-based gait
  • MRI showed multiple homogenously brightly
    enhancing masses
  • CT torso, mammogram negative

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Differential Diagnosis
  • CNS Lymphoma
  • Multiple Metastases
  • Multifocal Glioblastoma

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Differential Diagnosis
  • CNS Lymphoma
  • Multiple Metastases
  • Multifocal Glioblastoma

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Multifocal GBM - Definition
  • Batzdorf et al. (1963) distinguish between
    "Multicentric" and "Multifocal"
  • Showalter et al. (2007) suggests that "the
    clinical utility of this... may be scant."
  • Lim et al. (2007) hypothesize that multifocal GBM
    is a subtype of GBM arising from Subventricular
    zone (SVZ) stem cells

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Questions
  • Does surgical resection prolong survival in
    patients with conventional glioblastoma?
  • Does surgical resection prolong survival in
    patients with multifocal glioblastoma?

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Design of these studies
  • volumetric or non-volumetric ways

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Non-Volumetric Studies
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Sanai et al.
Surgery No Increased Survival
Surgery Increased Survival
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Non-volumetric studiesSurgery Increased
Survival
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Surgery better than Biopsy - WHO Grade IV,
plt0.05 in multivariate
  • Study Year Sample size Survival Benefit
  • Shibamoto et al. 1990 135 4 months
  • Simpson et al. 1993 645 4.7 months
  • Jeremic et al. 1994 86 6.7 months
  • Ushio et al. 2005 105 12 months

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Non-volumetric studiesSurgery No Increased
Survival
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Volumetric Studies
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  • Sanai et al. (2008)

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Limitations of these studies
  • Study Design
  • RCT impossible
  • Selection bias
  • Keles et al. include only patients with KPS gt 70
  • Assessment method
  • The true outer border of the tumor?
  • CT and MRI are used in the same study
  • Post-op treatment
  • Up to 1/3 of patients in some studies did not
    receive Chemo

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Questions
  • Does surgical resection prolong survival in
    patients with conventional glioblastoma?
  • Does surgical resection prolong survival in
    patients with multifocal glioblastoma?

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The Role of Surgery in Multifocal GBM
  • No RCT to date
  • Surgery (/-RT/CT) vs Biopsy (/-RT/CT)
  • Pro-surgery Salvati et al. (2003)
  • Pro-biopsy Timothy et al. (2007)

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Pro-surgery
  • Salvati et al. (2003)
  • Sample size 25
  • Both Grade III and Grade IV included
  • Survival
  • Biopsy only mean 2.8 months
  • Aggressive surgery mean 9.5 months
  • Long term survivor

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Pro-surgery
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Pro-surgery
  • Limitations
  • small sample size
  • Both group III and IV are included
  • no selection criteria for surgery
  • no multivariate analysis
  • no p-value or CI provided (probably NS)
  • confounding factors affecting survival
  • those who underwent SB only tend not to receive
    RT
  • those who underwent surgery tend to receive RT

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Pro-biopsy
  • Showalter et al.
  • Retrospective cohort
  • 50 out of 497 patients are multifocal GBM
  • WBRT or 3D-CRT
  • Multivariate analysis
  • No difference in survival regardless of extent of
    surgery in (p 0.238)
  • GTR prolongs time to progression
  • No difference in survival regardless of WBRT or
    3D-CRT (p 0.331)

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Pro-conservative treatment
  • Limitations
  • Primary purpose is not to assess the role of
    surgery in multifocal GBM
  • No description of how to determine GTR or STR

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Conclusions
  • Multifocal GBM is likely a more migratory and
    invasive type of GBM arising from SVZ stem cells
  • Controversy still exists regarding the role of
    surgery in prolonging survival in conventional
    GBM
  • Surgery probably prolongs survival, albeit
    modestly, in conventional GBM based on
    accumulating evidence
  • Limited data on whether surgery prolongs survival
    in multifocal GBM
  • Attaining gross (close to) total resection in
    multifocal GBM is difficult and thus surgery may
    be of limited value in multifocal GBM

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Acknowledgements
  • Dr. Chen

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References
  • Lim et al Relationship of glioblastoma
    multiforme to neural stem cell regions predicts
    invasive and multifocal tumor phenotype. Neuro
    Oncol. 2007 October 9(4) 424429.
  • Nadar Sanai, et al Glioma Extent of Resection
    and its impact on patient outcome. Neurosurgery
    62753 - 766, 2008
  • Michel Lacroix, et al A multivariate analysis of
    416 patients with glioblastoma multiforme
    prognosis, extent of resection, and survival. J
    Neurosurg 95190198, 2001G.
  • Evren Keles et al Effect of Extent of Resection
    on Time to Tumor Progression and Survival in
    Patients with Glioblastoma Multiforme of the
    Cerebral Hemisphere. Surg Neurol 1999523719
  • Timothy N. Showalter et al Multifocal
    Glioblastoma Multiforme Prognostic Factors and
    Patterns of Progression. Int. Journal of
    Radiation Oncology 69820-824, 2007
  • Salvati et al. Multicentric glioma our
    experience in 25 patients and critical review of
    the literature. Neurosurg Rev. 2003
    Oct26(4)275-9. Epub 2003 Jul 26.
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