Modelling normal tissue toxicity in pancreatic chemoradiotherapy

Modelling normal tissue toxicity in pancreatic chemoradiotherapy

<p>The relationship between radiation dose and toxicity in pancreatic chemoradiotherapy is not well understood. Clinically, excessive normal tissue toxicity is avoided by placing a constraint on the volume of the organ receiving a dose above a threshold. Dose-volume constraints lack spatial...

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Autore principale:	Witztum, A
Altri autori:	Hawkins, M
Natura:	Tesi
Pubblicazione:	2018

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