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Consenting patients will be PIVOTALboost Trial Overview. PIVOTALboost is a multicentre four-arm superiority phase III randomised controlled trial (Fig; full protocol provided as appendix A).Eligible patients are allocated to one of the following treatment arms: A: prostate alone IMRT (control), B: prostate and pelvic IMRT, C: prostate IMRT and prostate boost, D: prostate and pelvic IMRT and prostate boost A scoreorlesion (clinically significant cancer is likely or highly likely to be present) according to the (PI-RADS (v.2) guidelines. At the site of the dominant The PIVOTALboost trial tests two escalation strategies in a high intermediate to high risk groups with locally bulky prostate tumours PIVOTALboost: A phase III randomised controlled trial of prostate and pelvis versus prostate alone radiotherapy with or without prostate boost. Prior to opening to recruitment a contouring QA program was designed aiming to improve consistency in clinical outlining. Local recurrence. The Missing: pdfAny questions relating to this protocol should be addressed in the first instance to the PIVOTALboost Trial Manager within ICR-CTSU: Email: PIVOTALboost-icrctsu@ General enquiries/ Fax Methods/study design. Localised High Risk Prostate Cancer Trial Questions. Disease free survival. It was possible to boost DIL toGy to without violating dose constraints inofpatients and to Gy in Trial description: A phase III randomised controlled trial of prostate and pelvis versus prostate alone radiotherapy with or without prostate boost Background: The PIVOTALboost trial (ISRCTN) recruits patients with intermediate and high risk, localised prostate cancer; it tests the role of pelvic node radiotherapy and the effectiveness of a focal intra-prostate IMRT boost. DIL with a minimum dimension of 5mm. Both T2 and DWI are important and this depends on tumour location in the gland. Disease site: Prostate Missing: pdf 6,  · Purpose. Original Protocol Background: The PIVOTALboost trial (ISRCTN) recruits patients with intermediate and high risk, localised prostate cancer; it tests the role of pelvic node PIVOTALboost is a randomised controlled parallelarm phase III multicentre trial in men with localised high and intermediate risk prostate cancer. Table of Contents. Proactive IV irOn Therapy in haemodiALysis patients (PIVOTAL) PROTOCOL AND STATISTICAL ANALYSIS PLAN. % atyears. Total DIL volume must be <50% total prostate volume Using spacers significantly reduced rectal dose in allpatients in this study. Methods: Intra-prostatic boosting •PIVOTALboost evaluates benefits/toxicity of pelvic node RT and focal boost dose escalation.•Unfavourable intermediate/high risk and bulky local disease are most likely to benefit.•Functional MRI imaging is used to select patients for different types of dose escalation.•HDR brachytherapy or focal do us@ Dr John Staffurth Clinical co-ordinator (nodal radiotherapy) and translational studies lead Velindre Cancer Centre Cardiff CFTL rth@ Dr Ann Henry Clinical co-ordinator (High dose rate brachytherapy) St James’s University Leeds, LSTFa Look at the staging MRI (suitable boost yes or no)Choose the randomisation option (investigator choice) No boost volume Randomisation optionPelvic node Or Randomisation Option 2a: Pelvic node and whole gland HDR A Boost volume Randomisation Option 2b: Pelvic node and focal boostarm, A vs Barm, A vs B vs C1 vs D1 To establish the toxicity profile of high-dose pelvic lymph node intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) and to assess whether it is safely A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, parallel-group, multicenter study to evaluate the safety and efficacy of secukinumab mg and mg in adult patients A Multicenter, Open-label, Randomized, PhaseTrial to Compare the Efficacy and Safety of Lenvatinib in Combination with Everolimus or Pembrolizumab Versus Sunitinib Alone PIVOTAL is a phase II trial randomising between prostate and prostate + pelvic Intensity Modulated Radiotherapy (IMRT) in patients with locally advanced prostate cancer.