ArticleJournal of applied clinical medical physics2021
Spatial and dosimetric evaluation of residual distortions of prostate and seminal vesicle bed after image-guided definitive and postoperative radiotherapy of prostate cancer with endorectal balloon.
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Abstract
purposeTo quantify daily residual deviations from the planned geometry after image-guided prostate radiotherapy with endorectal balloon and to evaluate their effect on the delivered dose distribution.
methodsDaily kV-CBCT imaging was used for online setup-correction in six degrees of freedom (6-dof) for 24 patients receiving definitive (12 RT
resultsLarge HD
conclusionsAccumulated dose distributions in prostate radiotherapy with endorectal balloon are forgiving of considerable residual distortions after 6-dof patient setup if they are observed in a minority of fractions and the median value of
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