The optimal management and prognosis of locally recurrent NSCLC after surgery is not well described. This is the largest reported series of such patients treated with definitive radiation. We found generally favorable survival with this approach (median 23 months), and patients treated with higher radiation doses and intensity-modulated radiation did particularly well.
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