ctDNA
Diagnostic Testthe effects of neoadjuvant RT, in the form of either proton therapy or SBRT, on the ctDNA
NCT Number: NCT06463262
In this study the investigators will study the effects of neoadjuvant radiation therapy (RT), in the form of either proton therapy or stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT), on the Circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA), radiographic changes and radiomics, and the validity of these findings will be compared using the current gold standard- pathologic findings. The purpose of this work is to explore whether the biomarkers may be used diagnostically to better understand radiographic changes following RT. The investigators hypothesize that ctDNA levels in combination with imaging biomarkers identified through radiomics will be a sensitive and specific tool for predicting histopathologic response to RT.
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All sexes
Observational
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, United States
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Inclusion criteria
Note: Patients enrolled in Dr. Chetan Bettegowda's J1576 study, (IRB00075499) may be considered eligible for this trial. The J1576 study enrolls patients who have been diagnosed with Chordoma. Prior to enrollment, all patients must be consented specifically for participation in this Chordoma study (IRB00291203).
Exclusion criteria
the effects of neoadjuvant RT, in the form of either proton therapy or SBRT, on the ctDNA
Time frame: within one week after surgery
Sensitivity and specificity of combining ctDNA and radiomic features in predicting histopathologic changes at surgery defined by patients who have <10% necrosis, the percentage of patients who are deemed "positive" by the model based on ctDNA and radiomics
Time frame: within one week after surgery
Percent of necrotic and active tumor cells following neoadjuvant RT using proton therapy or SBRT according to the Johns Hopkins Solid Tumor Panel Next Generation Sequencing
Time frame: within one week after surgery
Change in plasma ctDNA levels following neoadjuvant RT for spinal chordoma and correlate changes in ctDNA levels with histopathologic changes at surgery
Time frame: within one week after surgery
Correlate radiomic features with histopathologic and genomic features in patients receiving neoadjuvant RT for spinal and sacral chordoma
Time frame: within one week after surgery
Radiographic local recurrence defined as evidence of progressive disease on CT/MRI in the operative site when compared to post-op imaging.
Time frame: within one week after surgery
Rate of wound healing complications following neoadjuvant RT for spinal chordoma
Time frame: within one week after surgery
Health related quality of life following neoadjuvant RT for spinal chordoma measured by the European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer (EORTC) quality of life (QLQ-C15-PAL) questionnaire. The scoring ranges from 0-21, with 21 being the highest quality of life.
Time frame: 3 years
Local progression free survival following neoadjuvant RT for spinal chordoma
Time frame: 3 years
Overall survival following neoadjuvant RT for spinal chordoma
Time frame: 3 years
The relationship between circulating tumor DNA post-operatively and local PFS following neoadjuvant RT for spinal chordoma
Time frame: 3 years
The relationship between circulating tumor DNA post-operatively and OS following neoadjuvant RT for spinal chordoma
Time frame: 3 years
Toxicity of neoadjuvant RT for chordoma using CTCAE version 5
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Jasmine Brooks, BA
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Kristin Redmond, MD, MPH
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Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins
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Acronym: Canon
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