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The New International Staging SystemLung Cancer
Valerie W. Rusch, MDChief, Thoracic Surgery
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer CenterChair, Lung and Esophagus Task Force,American Joint Commission on Cancer
Member, IASLC Staging Committee
HISTORY OF STAGINGTNM Concept
• Describes extent of tumor:– local (T = tumor)– regional (N = nodes) – distant (M = metastasis)
• Developed by Pierre Denoix 1943-52• Accepted by UICC in 1953 as basis for
classification of anatomical extent of cancer
• Incorporated in 1st edition of staging manual, 1968
HISTORY OF STAGING:UICC and AJCC
• From 1950-1980s, variations among staging systems
• 1987: Reconciliation of AJCC and UICC staging system
• Currently, AJCC and UICC agree jointly on revisions and publish simultaneously
• AJCC / UICC staging systems used worldwide and govern all US state and national tumor registries
• Chief, Thoracic Surgery, M.D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute, (Houston, TX) 1951-1986
Clifton F. Mountain, 1924-2007
LUNG CANCER STAGING
• In 1973, AJC proposed TNM staging system for lung cancer
• Based on 2155 cases in Mountain’s database at MDACC
• Expanded database used by Mountain to propose revisions through 1997 (5th
editions)• No data to recommend changes for 6th
editions of staging manuals
LUNG CANCER STAGINGIASLC* Staging Committee & Database
• Following 1997 staging system revision, IASLC decided to sponsor development of international database
• 1999-2000, IASLC database organized by Peter Goldstraw (thoracic surgeon, Brompton, UK) and John Crowley (CRAB, Seattle, USA)
• IASLC Staging Committee is international and multidisciplinary
* = International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer
LUNG CANCER STAGINGIASLC Database
• 100,869 cases treated between 1990-2000
• 81,015 cases suitable for analysis (67,725 NSCLC, 13,290 SCLC, 513 carcinoid tumors)
• Evidence-based changes in T and M descriptors, maintenance of N descriptors
Goldstraw et al. JTO 2007;2:706-714;multiple articles (Rami-Porta, Rusch, Postmus, Groome, Shepherd, Sculier, Travis) in JTO 2007-2009
NUMBERS OF CASES ANALYZED, by type of data source
Registry 16,660Series treated surgically 19,172Clinical trial 24,239Series treated by all modalities (incl surgery)
7866
Consortium 5912Institutional registry 5492Surgical registry 2154TOTAL 81,495
Goldstraw et al. JTO 2006;1:281-286.
Goldstraw et al. JTO 2006;1:281-286.
Goldstraw et al. JTO 2006;1:281-286
Rami-Porta et al. J Thorac Oncol 2007;2:593-602.
Rusch VW et al. J Thorac Oncol, 2007;2:603-612.
Survival by cN and pN for Surgically Managed Patients
Rusch VW et al. J Thorac Oncol, 2007;2:603-612.
Survival by N Status and Number of Involved N Zones
Goldstraw et al. J Thorac Oncol 2007;2:706-714.
Goldstraw et al.J Thorac Oncol2007;2:706-714
Overall survival, expressed as a median survival time (MST) and 5-year survival, by clinical stage using the sixth edition of TNM (A) and proposed IASLC recommendations (B).
Goldstraw et al.J Thorac Oncol 2007;2:706-714.
Overall survival, expressedas a median survival time(MST) and 5-year survival,by pathologic stage usingsixth edition of TNM (A)and proposed IASLC recommendations (B)
LUNG CANCER STAGING SYSTEM7th Edition: 2009
• New staging system applies to:
–Non-small cell lung cancer–Small cell lung cancer (replacing
“limited /extensive” staging classification)
–Carcinoid tumors
Naruke vs. Mountain/Dresler MapsComparison of Nomenclature
Japanese Mountain / Dresler (ATS)
Level 1 Levels 1 and 2
Levels 2, 3, 4R, 4L Levels 4R and 4L
Levels 7 and 10 (subcarinal)
Level 7
Rusch VW et al. J Thorac Oncol, 2007;2:603-612.
New IASLCLymph Node
Map
Rusch & Asamura:JTO 2009; 4(5):568-577
Developing / Revising Staging Systems• Evidence for proposed revisions requires:
– international & multidisciplinary participation
– statisticians capable of managing and analyzing huge datasets
• Prospective data collection key to future revisions for all thoracic malignancies
• IASLC staging committee will now also address mesothelioma, esophageal Ca and possibly thymoma
Japan LungCancer Society,Tokyo: Kanehara& Co, 2000.
Naruke Lymph
Node Map
MountainDresler
Lymph NodeMap
Chest, 1997;111:1718-1723.