Why the study?
Does concurrent chemoradiotherapy using taxanes improve survival in patients with large primary cutaneous angiosarcoma compared to conventional surgery and radiation?
Population
Patients with cutaneous angiosarcoma, particularly those with large primary tumors without distant metastasis.
Comparison
Concurrent chemoradiotherapy using taxanes… vs Conventional wide local excision surgery…
Design
Review
Authors
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Supports exploring taxane-based chemoradiotherapy for T2 CAS; leaves open whether it improves outcomes over standard care.
Does concurrent chemoradiotherapy using taxanes improve survival in patients with large primary cutaneous angiosarcoma compared to conventional surgery and radiation?
For patients with large primary cutaneous angiosarcoma, concurrent chemoradiotherapy with taxanes followed by maintenance chemotherapy may offer better survival outcomes than conventional mutilating surgery.
Fujisawa et al. (2018) studied this question.
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