Case Report

Successful Treatment of Tumor-Induced Osteomalacia by Multidisciplinary Therapy with Radiation to Intracranial Fibromyxoid Tumor

Table 2

Details of all published cases of radiotherapy use for TIO.

ReferenceCaseAgeSexHistopathologyLesion sitePrevious surgeryRadiotherapy indicationRadiotherapy treatment modalityEBRT, total dose (Gy)EBRT, fraction dose (Gy)EBRT techniqueFollow-up time (months)Local tumor controlStatus osteomalacia

Uramoto, 2009148MMalignant PMTMCTTongueYes, 1 timeUnresectable recurrence of the lesionEBRT66Not specifiedNot specified24UnknownCured
Tarasova, 2013267FUnknownIntracranialNoSurgery refusalEBRT60Not specifiedSRT12UnknownCured
Hautmann, 2014345MPMTMCTDistal tibiaYes, 1 timePostoperative, partial resectionEBRT451.8Not specified34Complete remissionCured
Basu, 2016453FBenign giant-cell tumorBase of the skullYes, multipleUnresectable recurrence of the lesionPPRT (peptide receptor radiotherapy)---3Partial responseCured
Shah, 2019546MHemangiopericytomaLeft petrous tumorYes, 1 timePostoperative, partial resectionEBRTNot specifiedNot specifiedNot specified96Complete remissionCured
653FPMTMCTBase of the skullYes, multiplePostoperative, partial resectionPPRT (peptide receptor radiotherapy)---13Stable diseaseCured
760MPMTMCTLeft ethmoid sinusYes, multiplePostoperative, partial resectionEBRT541.8IMRT36UnknownCured
Present case852MOssifying fibromyxoid tumorFrontal sinusYes, multiplePostoperative, complete resectionEBRT602VMAT55Complete remissionCured

PMTMCT, phosphaturic mesenchymal tumor mixed connective tissue type; EBRT, external beam radiotherapy; PPRT, peptide receptor radiotherapy; SRT, stereotactic radiotherapy; IMRT, intensity-modulated radiotherapy, VMAT, volumetric modulated arc therapy.