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Superficial Radiation Thera Superficial Radiation Therapy py (SRT) in the Treatment of Keloids (SRT) in the Treatment of Keloids Brian Berman, M.D., Ph.D. Brian Berman, M.D., Ph.D. Center for Clinical and Cosmetic Research & University


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Superficial Radiation Thera Superficial Radiation Therapy py (SRT) in the Treatment of Keloids (SRT) in the Treatment of Keloids

Brian Berman, M.D., Ph.D. Brian Berman, M.D., Ph.D.

Center for Clinical and Cosmetic Research & University of Miami School of Medicine

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Disclosure of Industry Relationships Disclosure of Industry Relationships

Radiation Treatment of Keloids Radiation Treatment of Keloids

  • Brian Berman, MD, PhD

Brian Berman, MD, PhD

Biofrontera Advisory Board Honoraria Aiviva Biopharma Consultant Honoraria Pulse Biosciences Consultant Honoraria Celumigen Consultant Stock Options Dermira Advisory Board & Consultant Stock Options

  • Dr. Tattoff Advisory Board Stock Options

DUSA Pharmaceuticals, Inc Advisory Board & Consultant Honoraria Exeltis Consultant & Investigator Honoraria Ferndale Laboratories, Inc. Consultant Honoraria Galderma Laboratories, L.P. Advisory Board Honoraria GlaxoSmithKline Consultant Honoraria Self Halscion Advisory Board Honoraria & Stock Options Klara/Goderma, Inc. Consultant Stock Options LEO Pharma, US Speaker, Advisory Board & Investigator Honoraria Medimetriks Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Consultant Honoraria Miragen Consultant Honoraria Sirnaomics, Consultant Honoraria Novan Consultant Honoraria Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp. Advisory Board & Speaker Honoraria Oculus Innovative Sciences, Inc. Consultant Stock Options SensusSpeaker and Consultant Honoraria Smith & Nephew Advisory Board Honoraria Pierre Fabre Consultant Honoraria TopMD Advisory Board Stock Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Speaker & Advsory Board Aclaris Consultant Honoraria

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Keloid Recurrence Rates Keloid Recurrence Rates

Weighted Average Recurrence = 71.2 % Weighted Average Recurrence = 71.2 %

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Post Post-Excision Excision Radiation and Ke Radiation and Keloid loid Recurrences Recurrences

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X-Ray Radiation in the Ray Radiation in the Electromagnetic Spectrum Electromagnetic Spectrum

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DNA / RNA Damage due to DNA / RNA Damage due to Ionizing Radiation Ionizing Radiation

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Ionizing Radiation on Wound Healing Ionizing Radiation on Wound Healing

  • Full-thickness, 2-cm-diameter, dorsal rat skin, with and

without prior local irradiation with 521 rad, was excised

  • Control wounds

Control wounds contained:

  • prominent BrdU-positive proliferating cells , at days 3
  • 9 &
  • minimal TUNEL-positive apoptotic cells during healing
  • Irradiated wounds

Irradiated wounds had:

  • fewer

fewer BrdU-positive proliferating cells proliferating cells and

  • significant

significant TUNEL-positive apoptotic cells apoptotic cells at days 3

  • 9, &
  • persistent lower

lower proportion of G2/M G2/M phase cells

  • Radiation-induced inactive cell proliferation

inactive cell proliferation , greater greater apoptosis apoptosis, and cell cycle arrest cell cycle arrest at days 3-9 post-wounding may be cellular mechanisms responsible for delayed wound delayed wound healing healing

Liu, X et al. J Trauma. 2005 Sep;59(3):682-90.

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Post Post-Excision Radiation & Keloids Excision Radiation & Keloids

RagoowansiR, Cornes PG, Moss AL, Glees JP. Plast Reconstruct Surg 2003; 111: 1853 –9.

  • In a retrospective study

retrospective study of 80 80 keloidectomy keloidectomy patients treated with postoperative postoperative single-fraction 10Gy radiotherapy radiotherapy

  • 9%

9% of keloids relapsed after 1 year

  • 16%

16%of keloids relapsed after 5 years

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Post Post-Excision Radiation of Auricular Kelo Excision Radiation of Auricular Keloids ids

Recalcati S et al. J Dermatol Treatment 2011; 22: 38

  • 42
  • Retrospective study

Retrospective study of suturing lines of 60 60 keloidectomy keloidectomy patients (76 76 ear ear keloids keloids )

  • Treated 1-3 days post

post-operatively

  • peratively with 5 Gy/wk, 25-45 Gy total dose, contact or

superficial radiotherapy radiotherapy

  • 5 year

year relapse relapse -free free rate of 79.84% 79.84%

  • No pigmentation or

No pigmentation or telangiectasias telangiectasias

BL BL 3 Years 3 Years

Relapse Relapse-Free Rate Following Free Rate Following Post Post-Operative Radiotherapy (n=76) Operative Radiotherapy (n=76)

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Superficial Radiation Therapy Superficial Radiation Therapy for the for the Prevention of Prevention of Keloids Keloids After Surgery After Surgery

฀ A BED value of 30

Gy can be obtained with

–a single acute dose of 13 Gy –two fractions of 8 Gy –three fractions of 6 three fractions of 6 Gy Gy –a single dose of 27 Gy at low dose rate

฀ The radiation treatment should be

administered within 1-2 days after surgery

Kal HB, Veen RE

. Keloid Dose and Fractionation Schemes

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Keloidectomy Keloidectomy + BED 30 SRT + BED 30 SRT

฀ 297

297 keloids were surgically completely excised

฀ Starting on post-operative day 1 the suture

closure line, with a 5 mm margin, received a BED 30 of superficial radiation 70 or 100 kV

฀ Almost all, three 6 Gy fractions on POD 1, 2 & 3 ฀Follow-up: 3m to >3 yrs (majority >6m)

฀ 9/297

9/297 recurrences recurrences (3.0% 3.0% ) )

Berman et al. SKIN 2: 402, 2018

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SRT (BED 30) Post SRT (BED 30) Post-Keloidectomy Keloidectomy

BL Post BL Post-Excision Excision 6 m 12 m 6 m 12 m

Schmieder, EADV Geneva, 2017

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SRT ports for large keloid SRT ports for large keloid excision site treatment excision site treatment

12.7 cm diameter at 25 cm SSD 18 cm x 8 cm at 30 cm SSD

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฀ Retrospective, chart review study of 96

96 excised keloids + SRT (61 patients) with > 1 year 1 year followup followup (or recurrence noted prior to 1 year), at 4 US sites

฀ Usually 3, 6-Gy fractions, on POD 1, 2 & 3 (BED 30 SRT 70 or 100 kV) to the

suture closure line, with a 5 mm margin

฀ 10

10/96, 10.4% 10.4%treated keloids noted to recur within 12 12 months - 5/10 5/10 were clinically significant; 1 additional recurrence by 18 18 months f/u

฀ 8/11 recurred within the first 6 months; 2/11 within 6 to 12 months and 1/11

within 12 to 18 months; Kaplan-Meier Survival Probability Estimate cure rate cure rate

  • f 85.6%

85.6%from 24 months 24 months post-SRT treatment end onwards

  • nwards

฀ Greater rate of recurrence if keloid had previously recurred or was on chest ฀ If 1 recurred, not all keloids recurred in patients with multiple treated keloids

Keloidectomy Keloidectomy + BED 30 SRT: + BED 30 SRT: Chart Review

Chart Review

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Clinically Significant Recurrence Clinically Significant Recurrence

Prior to Excision/SRT (left) and Prior to Excision/SRT (left) and 6-month follow month follow -up Post up Post-SRT (right) SRT (right) Silicon scar gel was recommended at Silicon scar gel was recommended at the 6 the 6-month follow month follow -up visit up visit Prior to Excision and SRT (left) and Prior to Excision and SRT (left) and 19 months Post 19 months Post-SRT (right) SRT (right) Patient received an intralesional Patient received an intralesional corticosteroid and topical silicone gel at corticosteroid and topical silicone gel at the last follow the last follow -up visit up visit

Non Non-Clinically Significant Recurrence Clinically Significant Recurrence

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Consensus Guidelines on the Use Consensus Guidelines on the Use of

  • f

Superficial Radiation Therapy for T Superficial Radiation Therapy for Treating reating Nonmelanoma Skin Cancers and Ke Nonmelanoma Skin Cancers and Keloids loids

฀ 11.1 …Post-surgical treatment of keloid excision suture lines with several

fractions of SRT significantly reduces keloid recurrence rates. …

฀ 11.2 …Fractionation of the SRT dose

reduces the risk of hyperpigmentation and other adverse events . The optimal treatment protocol is a biologically effective dose of 3000 cGy in three fractions of 600 cGy on post-operative days 1, 2 and 3. …

฀ 11.3 There is little evidence that exposing keloid or surrounding healthy

skin to SRT at a 3000 cGy dosing causes skin cancer.

Nestor, Berman, Goldberg, Cognetta, Gold, Roth, Cockerell , Glick: J Clin Aesthet Dermatol. 2019;12(2):12–18

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Radiation Treatment of Keloids Literature Radiation Treatment of Keloids Literature Review for Associated Malignancy Review for Associated Malignancy

฀ A computerized literature search of MEDLINE and PubMed

Central between 1901 and March of 2009 located 5 cases

  • f

carcinogenesis that were associated with radiation therapy for keloids

฀ Basal cell carcinoma, thyroid carcinoma, breast carcinoma

and fibrosarcoma

฀ However, it was unclear whether an appropriate dose of

radiation or sufficient protection were used

฀ The authors conclude radiation therapy is acceptable as a

keloid treatment modality

Ogawa et al. Plast Reconstr Surg. 2009 Oct;124(4):1196

  • 201
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Surgical Keloid Excision With/Without Surgical Keloid Excision With/Without External Beam Radiation vs Brachytherapy External Beam Radiation vs Brachytherapy

Hoang et al: Aesthetic Surgery Journal 2016, 1 –14. DOI: 10.1093/ asj/sjw124

+/ +/ - OR OR

  • 10 year retrospective analysis
  • 264excised keloids in 128 patients:

28 28 excised alone, 197 197 received post-excision EBRT (9-30 Gy over 1-10 daily doses) and 39 39 received post-excision HDR (8-12 Gy) interstitial Iridium-192brachytherapy, all but 1 within 36 hrs post excision

  • 54%

54% recurred post-excision alone (9m f/u)

  • 19%

19% recurred post-excision + EBRT(42m f/u, p< .01)

  • 23%

23% recurred post-excision + brachytherapy (12m f/u, p< .01)

  • Longer time to keloid recurrence after EBRT

than after brachytherapy (mean difference of 2.5 years , p< .01)

  • No

No development of malignancy

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฀ 36

36 keloidectomy keloidectomy scars scars were treated with high-dose- rate superficial brachytherapy superficial brachytherapy after keloidectomy

– 20 Gy delivered in 3 or 4 daily fractions to 2 mm below from skin surface

฀ 9.7%

(3/32) [19.4% 19.4%ITT ITT] keloid recurrence recurrence rate at a median follow-up period of 18 18 months (range, 9 to 29 months)

Kuribayashi S, Miyashita T, Ozawa Y, Iwano M, Ogawa R, et al. J

  • RadiatRes. 2011;52(3):365
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Superficial Brachytherapy and Superficial Brachytherapy and Post Post-Excision Keloid Recurrence Excision Keloid Recurrence

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฀ Treated 91 keloids with by a combination of surgical

excision and postoperative electron beam radiation 20 Gy: 5 Fractions (Ear: 16 Gy: 4 Fractions)

฀ 44%

44%keloid recurrence recurrence rate (include symptoms)

Y amawaki S, Naitoh M, Ishiko T, Muneuchi G, Suzuki S. Ann Plast Surg. 2011;67(4):402-6

Post Post-Keloidectomy Keloidectomy e-Beam Radiotherapy Beam Radiotherapy

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SRT Post SRT Post-Keloidectomy Keloidectomy

Baseline Intraoperative Post- Operative Immediately Post SRT 2 Months Courtesy of Michael H. Gold, MD

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Thank you ! Thank you !