How many fractions are necessary for an accurate accumulation of bladder wall dose?

Tara Rosewall, Janelle Wheat, Geoffrey Currie, J Xie, J Moseley, A Bayley, C Catton, P Chung, V Kong, M Milosevic

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Abstract

Purpose/Objective: To determine the optimal number and combinationof imaged fractions necessary for accurate accumulation of bladder walldose to uncover associations with urinary toxicity.Results: All study procedures were completed as planned, yielding 1070accumulated bladder wall DVH for analysis. The magnitude of perpatientdifferences between DA using 100% of fractions and the variousexperimental combinations varied markedly within the cohort (Table 1). Conclusions: Accumulating dose to the bladder wall using images fromonly 33% of the treatment course resulted in DVH volume discrepanciesof less the 1.5cm3 for 75% of patients, when those images weredistributed evenly throughout the treatment course.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)S216-S217
Number of pages2
JournalRadiotherapy and Oncology
Volume111
Issue numberSupplement 1
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2014

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