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Item #
Length
Source of Standard
Year Implemented
Version Implemented
Year Retired
Version Retired
Column #
1504
2
CoC
2018
18
2281 - 2282
NAACCR XML: Tumor.phase1RadiationPrimaryTreatmentVolume
Description
Identifies the primary treatment volume or primary anatomic target treated during the first phase of radiation therapy during the first course of treatment. This data item is required for CoC-accredited facilities as of 01/01/2018.
Rationale
Radiation treatment is commonly delivered in one or more phases. Typically, in each phase, the primary tumor or tumor bed is treated. This data item should be used to indicate the primary target volume, which might include the primary tumor or tumor bed. If the primary tumor was not targeted, record the other regional or distant site that was targeted. Draining lymph nodes may also be targeted during the first phase. These will be identified in a separate data item Phase I Radiation to Draining Lymph Nodes [1505].
This data item provides information describing the anatomical structure targeted by radiation therapy during the first phase of radiation treatment and can be used to determine whether the site of the primary diseases was treated with radiation or if other regional or distant sites were targeted. This information is useful in evaluating the patterns of care within a facility and on a regional or national basis. The breakdown and reorganization of the sites will allow for concise reporting.
Codes
00
No radiation treatment
01
Neck lymph node regions
02
Thoracic lymph node regions
03
Neck and thoracic lymph node regions
04
Breast/ Chestwall lymph node regions
05
Abdominal lymph nodes
06
Pelvic lymph nodes
07
Abdominal and pelvic lymph nodes
09
Lymph node region, NOS
10
Eye/orbit/optic nerve
11
Pituitary
12
Brain
13
Brain (Limited)
14
Spinal cord
20
Nasopharynx
21
Oral Cavity
22
Oropharynx
23
Larynx (glottis) or hypopharynx
24
Sinuses/Nasal tract
25
Parotid or other salivary glands
26
Thyroid
29
Head and neck (NOS)
30
Lung or bronchus
31
Mesothelium
32
Thymus
39
Chest/lung (NOS)
40
Breast - whole
41
Breast - partial
42
Chest wall
50
Esophagus
51
Stomach
52
Small bowel
53
Colon
54
Rectum
55
Anus
56
Liver
57
Biliary tree or gallbladder
58
Pancreas or hepatopancreatic ampulla
59
Abdomen (NOS)
60
Bladder - whole
61
Bladder - partial
62
Kidney
63
Ureter
64
Prostate - whole
65
Prostate - partial
66
Urethra
67
Penis
68
Testicle or scrotum
70
Ovaries or fallopian tubes
71
Uterus or Cervix
72
Vagina
73
Vulva
80
Skull
81
Spine/vertebral bodies
82
Shoulder
83
Ribs
84
Hip
85
Pelvic bones
86
Pelvis (NOS, non-visceral)
88
Extremity bone, NOS
90
Skin
91
Soft tissue
92
Hemibody
93
Whole body
94
Mantle, mini-mantle (obsolete after 2017)
95
Lower extended field (obsolete after 2017)
96
Inverted Y (obsolete after 2017)
97
Invalid historical FORDS value
98
Other
99
Unknown