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- W2965425518 abstract "e14714 Background: 30-40 % of PC pts present with LAPC. Optimal management remains controversial. Current NCCN guidelines, suggests clinical trial, FOLFIRINOX, G, G based combination therapy, chemo followed by CRT as options in pts with good PS. This single institution retrospective review, evaluated the UC experience of the impact of G+nab-p+/- CRT in LAPC. Methods: From 05/01/09-09/01/11,105 newly registered pts were identifiedusing ICD code 157, 13pts met inclusion criteria: ECOG PS 0-2, histologically proven LAPC, without prior therapy that received G + nab-P, pre or post radiation as part of their treatment. G+nab-p was given as cycles of G=1,000mg/m 2 and nab-P=100mg/m 2 weekly x3 every 4 weeks with appropriate modifications. CT scans and CA19-9 levels were followed. PFS was estimated from the date of diagnosis to date of progression or death if this occurred first and OS was estimated from date of diagnosis until date of death or loss to follow up. Kaplan Meier survival estimates were obtained with 95% confidence interval (CI). Log rank test was used to compare the PFS according to categorical variables. Results: Median duration of follow up was estimated to be 14.4 months (M) range(R) (5.8-19). CA19-9 data was available for 12 pts, 2 had baseline <1 (R<1-12,861), CA19-9 decrease > 50% from baseline was seen in 9/10. Mean # of G+nab-P cycles administered was 3, R (1-10). 77% received G based CRT with only 1pt receiving this post op. 38% (5/13) underwent resection, 4 post CRT with R0 margins and -ve LN’s and 1 pre CRT with R0 margins but 1/13 LN’s +ve. 11 pts were evaluable for response by RECIST (4PR, 6SD, 1PD). Disease control rate 91%. PFS 92% (CI: 57- 99%) at 6 M and 65% (CI: 31-85%) at 12 M. OS was 85% (CI: 51-96%) at 6M and 77 %(CI: 44-92%) at 12M. At 6M, 100% PFS was observed in resected group, whereas 88% PFS in non-resected group (p=0.12). There was no significant difference in PFS according to gender (p=0.44) and T lesion (p=0.49). Grade III/IV toxicity was mainly hematologic and gastrointestinal. (4/7) 57% received further therapy upon progression. Conclusions: Compared to contemporary G- based trials, the UC experience of G+ nab-P with CRT appears to be associated with improved survival in LAPC and warrants further study." @default.
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- W2965425518 title "Gemcitabine (G) plus nab-paclitaxel (nab-P) plus chemoradiation (CRT) in locally advanced pancreatic cancer (LAPC)." @default.
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