Table 6. Treatment Approaches for Patients With Low-Risk Hodgkin Lymphoma

Chemotherapy (No. of Cycles)a Radiation (Gy)StageNo. of PatientsEvent-Free Survival (No. of Years of Follow-up)Survival (No. of Years of Follow-up)
VAMP (4)b [46]IFRT (15–25.5)CS I/IIc11089% (10)96% (10)
VAMP (4)b [54]IFRT (25.5) CS I/IIc4188% (5)100% (5)
None4789% (5)
COPP/ABV (4) [14,20]IFRT (21)CS IA/B, IIAd94100% (10)e97% (10)e
None11389% (10)e96% (10)e
OEPA/OPPA (2) [21] IFRT (20–35) I, IIA 28194% (5)N/A
None11397% (5)
ABVD [58] IFRT (21–35)I–IV20985% (5) 97% (5)
ABVE (2-4)b [48]IFRT (25.5)IA, IIA, IIIA1, without bulky disease5191% (6)98% (6)
AV-PC [34] None IA, IIA, without bulky disease27879.9% (4)99.6% (4)
Response-based IFRT (21)

CS = clinical stage; IFRT = involved-field radiation therapy; N/A = not applicable; No. = number.

aRefer to Table 5 for more information about the chemotherapy regimens.

bIncluded patients with nodular lymphocyte-predominant Hodgkin lymphoma.

cWithout bulky mediastinal (defined as one-third or more of intrathoracic ratio measured on an upright posteroanterior chest radiograph) or peripheral lymphadenopathy (defined as 6 cm or more) or B symptoms.

dWithout adverse features, defined as one or more of the following: hilar adenopathy, involvement of more than four nodal regions; mediastinal tumor with diameter equal to or larger than one-third of the chest diameter, and node or nodal aggregate with a diameter larger than 10 cm.

eResults from as-treated analysis.

From: Childhood Hodgkin Lymphoma Treatment (PDQ®)

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