ArticleAdvances in radiation oncology2024
High-Linear Energy Transfer Irradiation in Clinical Carbon-Ion Beam With the Linear Energy Transfer Painting Technique for Patients With Head and Neck Cancer.
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Abstract
Purpose: Dose-averaged linear energy transfer (LET Methods and Materials: The LP treatment plans were designed with the in-house treatment planning system. For the plans, LET Results: The LP for 13 patients with head and neck cancer could keep D90s and D50s for the PTV within 1.0% of those by the conventional IMIT. Among the 13 patients, the mean LET Conclusions: While maintaining the dose coverage to the PTV as comparable to that for IMIT, the LP increased the mean LET
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