@article{403bb379e8f04c2a840cdff83ef6968e,
title = "NCOG-02. PRETREATMENT VOLUME OF MRI-DETERMINED WHITE MATTER INJURY (WMI) PREDICTS COGNITIVE DECLINE AFTER HIPPOCAMPAL AVOIDANT (HA) WBRT FOR BRAIN METASTASES: SECONDARY ANALYSIS OF NRG ONCOLOGY RTOG 0933",
author = "Joseph Bovi and Pugh, \{Stephanie L\} and David Sabsevitz and Robinson, \{Clifford G\} and Eric Paulson and Mehta, \{Minesh P\} and Vinai Gondi and Vijayananda Kundapur and Pinover, \{Wayne H\} and Chao, \{Samuel T\} and Mitch Machtay and DeNittis, \{Albert S\} and Laack, \{Nadia N\} and Greenspoon, \{Jeffrey N\} and Mannel, \{Robert S\} and Jiayi Huang and Dominello, \{Michael M\} and Kachnic, \{Lisa A\}",
note = "PURPOSERTOG 0933 demonstrated benefits to memory following HA-WBRT, supporting the hypothesis of hippocampal radiosensitivity and associated memory specificity. However, some patients demonstrated cognitive decline, suggesting mechanisms outside hippocampal radiosensitivity playing a role. WMI has been implicated in RT-induced cognitive decline. This secondary analysis explored the relationship between pre-treatment WMI and memory following HA-WBRT.METHODS113 patients received HA-WBRT.",
year = "2017",
month = nov,
day = "6",
doi = "10.1093/neuonc/nox168.563",
language = "American English",
volume = "19",
journal = "Neuro-oncology",
}