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5% and 90.0%, whereas the 1-year OS for the two groups were 80.8% and 49.1%, respectively. One patient developed entero-vaginal fistula and one had sigmoid perforation. No patient experienced≧grade 3 genitourinary complications. In gynecological cancer patients with recurrent pelvic tumors or intact uterus unsuitable for brachytherapy, local dose escalation with SBRT resulted in an initial response rate of 72% with acceptable early toxicities. A long-term follow-up is required to assess the impact on local control or survival. In gynecol
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