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Item #
Length
Source of Standard
Year Implemented
Version Implemented
Year Retired
Version Retired
1524
2
CoC
2018
18
NAACCR XML: Tumor.phase3RadiationPrimaryTxVolume
Description
Identifies the primary treatment volume or primary anatomic target treated during the third phase of radiation therapy during the first course of treatment. This data item is required for CoC-accredited facilities for cases diagnosed 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 III Radiation to Draining Lymph Nodes [1525].
This data item provides information describing the anatomical structure targeted by radiation therapy during the third 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 phase III 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) 98 Other 99 Unknown