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Clinical impact of contouring variability for prostate cancer tumor boost

Zhong et al., 2024

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7542894768136636918
Author
Zhong A
Lui A
Kuznetsova S
Kallis K
Conlin C
Do D
Domingo M
Manger R
Hua P
Karunamuni R
Kuperman J
Dale A
Rakow-Penner R
Hahn M
van der Heide U
Ray X
Seibert T
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International Journal of Radiation Oncology* Biology* Physics

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Purpose The focal radiation therapy (RT) boost technique was shown in a phase III randomized controlled trial (RCT) to improve prostate cancer outcomes without increasing toxicity. This technique relies on the accurate delineation of prostate tumors on MRI. A recent …
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