From: Quantitative assessment of radiotherapy-induced myocardial damage using MRI: a systematic review
Study | Patients | Cancer type | Decrease | Increase | Constant |
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Machann et al., [49] | 31 | HL | <55% in 23% of patients at 24 years post-RT | - | - |
Van Der Velde et al., [50] | 80 | HL& NHL | 53±5% vs 60±5%, P< 0.001 at 20 years post-RT | - | - |
Heggemann et al., [59] | 49 | Breast | In 3DCRT with/without chemotherapy group: temporary decrease at 6 months (59-62%, p=.031) In 3DCRT without chemotherapy group: temporary decrease at 6 months (59-63%, p=.005) resolved at 12 and 24 months: (p=0.443) | For IMRT group: at 24 months follow-up (60.1-63.6%, p=0.017) | At 6 months: the whole cohort (59.2-61.2%, p=0.059) |
Goyet et al., [58] | 81 | Leukemia, HL, NHL, Sarcoma, and others | - | - | Baseline: 62±8% One-year: 60±7% Two-year: 61±6% |
Traber et al., [51] | 10 | Thoracic malignancies | Half-therapy completion: (dropped below 50% in 1/10 patients) after RT completion: (dropped below 50% in 2/10 patients) | - | - |
Bergom et al., [48] | 20 | Breast | - | - | Normal range (63% (52-77%)) at 8.3 years post-RT |
Takagi et al., [57] | 24 | Esophageal | - | - | Normal range (baseline: 63±9%, 0.5 year follow up: 65±12%, 1.5 year follow up: 61±11%) |
Bates et al., [52] | 5 | HL | At 5 years: >5% LVEF drop in two patients with mean cardiac RT dose of ≥ 10 Gy and a total anthracycline dose of greater than 250 mg/m2 | - | At 5 years: Median LVEF was 60% (52-61%) |
Umezawa et al., [56] | 19 | Esophagus | - | - | Normal range (baseline: 60.4±8.9%, 6 months: 62.8±12.7%, and 1.5 years: 62±10.4%) |
Vallabhaneni et al., [54] | 11 | Lung, breast, lymphoma | - | - | No significant % changes in patients with higher radiation (-10.4±7.7%) or patients with minimal radiation (-8.9±8.6%) at 6 months post-RT |
Lideståhl et al., [53] | 21 | Lung | - | - | Pre-RT: 69 (63-74) %, 2 months: 69.5 (65.5-74.8) %, 3 months: 70 (63-75) % |
Speers et al., [47] | 51 | Breast | - | - | No significant changes of LVEF at 3 months post-RT |
Tahir et al., [55] | 66 | Breast | - | - | In epirubicin-chemotherapy-based followed by RT group: unchanged (at baseline: 60±5%, therapy completion: 60±6% and after 13±2 months: 60±6%) |
- | - | In left-sided RT only group: unchanged (baseline: 62±5%, therapy completion: 64±6%, 13±2 months: 62±5%) |