Synopsis
The current lecture will discuss the current standard of care in
glioblastoma and malignant glioma as well as new therapies and how they are
integrated and may change into this therapeutic landscape. We will then introduce
a brief history of response assessment from the WHO and Levin Criteria through
Macdonald and classical response assessment in neuro-oncology (RANO) criteria. We
will briefly discuss new RANO initiatives including RANO for low grade gliomas,
RANO for immunotherapies (iRANO), and updates on classical RANO criteria being
developed for the new GBM AGILE global adaptive trial. In addition to classic
response assessment we will discuss new perfusion MR approaches including
quantification of hypervascular tumor volume by comparison to a large-scale
radiographic atlas, new leakage correction algorithms for improved
quantification of cerebral blood volume, and the use of new multi-echo perfusion
techniques including vascular size imaging (VSI) to characterize changes malignant
glioma vasculature during therapy. Lastly we will discuss promising new clinical
imaging techniques including pH- and hypoxia-weighted multi-echo amine chemical
exchange saturation transfer echoplanar imaging (CEST EPI) of malignant gliomas
under a variety of therapeutic conditions in both human and preclinical models.
I. Current
Therapeutic Landscape in Malignant Glioma. We will discuss the current
standard of care in glioblastoma and malignant glioma as well as new therapies
and how they are integrated and may change into this therapeutic landscape.
II. Brief History
of Response Assessment in Neuro-Oncology. We will discuss the history of
response assessment from the WHO and Levin Criteria through Macdonald and
classical response assessment in neuro-oncology (RANO) criteria. We will also
briefly discuss new RANO initiatives including RANO for low grade gliomas, RANO
for immunotherapies (iRANO), and updates on classical RANO criteria being
developed for the new GBM AGILE global adaptive
III. Improved
Perfusion MR Quantification and Strategies for Use in Response Assessment. We will
discuss new evidence and studies using perfusion MRI to assess
therapeutic response in malignant gliomas including quantification of
hypervascular tumor volume by comparison to a large-scale radiographic atlas,
new leakage correction algorithms for improved quantification of cerebral blood
volume, and the use of new multi-echo perfusion techniques including vascular
size imaging (VSI) to characterize changes malignant glioma vasculature during
therapy.
IV. Advanced
Imaging Techniques including pH- and hypoxia-weighted MRI. We will
discuss promising new clinical imaging techniques including pH- and
hypoxia-weighted multi-echo amine chemical exchange saturation transfer echoplanar
imaging (CEST EPI) of malignant gliomas under a variety of therapeutic
conditions in both human and preclinical models.
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