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Table 6 Studies of carboplatin in CCRT for locally advanced cervical cancer

From: Combined chemoradiation of cisplatin versus carboplatin in cervical carcinoma: a single institution experience from Thailand

Studies

N

Stage

Treatment results

Late Toxicities

Cetina et al. [11]

85 (high risk of poor renal dysfunction)

IB2 4.7 %

OS 81 %

-

IIA 8.2 %

IIB 41.1 %

IIIA 4.7 %

IIIB 38.8 %

IVA 2.5 %

Cetina et al. [12]

59 (elderly patients)

IB2 8.4 %

30-months OS 63 %

-

IIA 13.5 %

IIB 52.5 %

IIIA 3.3 %

IIIB 18.6 %

Katanyoo et al. [13]

148

IIB 50.7 %

2-years PFS 75.1 %

Grade 3–4 GI 10.1 %

IIIB 48.0 %

5-years PFS 63 %

Grade 3–4 GU 0.7 %

IVA 1.3 %

2-years OS 81.9 %

5-years OS 63.5 %

Sangkittipaiboon et al. [14]

105

IIB 83

5-years DFS 52.38 %

Grade 3–4 GI 3.2 %

III, 19

5-years OS 56.19 %

Grade 3–4 GU 0 %

IVA 3

Our study

76

IIB 56.6 %

3-years DFS 78.9 %

Grade 3–4 GI 6.5 %

IIIA 2.6 %

3-years OS 89.5 %

Grade 3–4 GU 6.5 %

IIIB 40.8 %

  1. Note: PFS progression-free survival, DFS Disease-free survival, OS overall survival, GI gastrointestinal, GU genitourinary