Influence of Pro-Qura-generated plans on postimplant dosimetric quality: a review of a multi-institutional database.

作者: Zachariah Allen , Gregory S. Merrick , Peter Grimm , John Blasko , John Sylvester

DOI: 10.1016/J.MEDDOS.2007.09.001

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摘要: vs. 89.3% and 102.3% for Pro-Qura community plans, respectively. When analyzed in terms of the first 8 sequence groups (10 patients/sequence group) each institution, planning resulted less postimplant variability V100 (86.2– 89.5%) D90 (97.4 –103.2%) while community-generated plans had greater (85.3–91.2%) (95.9 –105.2%) ranges. In groups, dosimetry was deemed “too cool” 11% to 30% cases hot” 12% 27%. On average, no clinically significant dosimetric differences were discerned between community-based planning. However, substantially identified plan cohort. It is possible that and/or routine evaluation may have influenced outcomes at centers. © 2008 American Association Medical Dosimetrists.

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