… However, the potential for even greater dose reduction when using MBIR was observed …
as a lung screening phantom (80% dose reduction potential). The difference in dose reduction …

… analyzed dose delays, dose reductions, RDI, and the association between chemotherapy
intensity and OS in patients with advanced/metastatic lung, breast, or ovarian cancer treated in …

… show a reduction in lung-cancer mortality of 25% or more with volume-based, low-dose CT
lungcancer … Here, we report lungcancer incidence, mortality, and the performance of the four …

… person-years (941 cancers) in the radiography group (rate … from lung cancer per 100,000
person-years in the low-dose … relative reduction in mortality from lung cancer with low-dose CT …

… a reduction in lungcancer mortality with screening, probably due to insufficient sensitivity
of these tests for early lung cancer… for small lung cancers. Feasibility studies using low-radiation-…

… In our study, the overall relative reduction of 20% in the rate of lung-cancer death among
participants in the CT group, as compared with the radiography group, did not differ significantly …

… Our results show a significant relative reduction of lung cancer–specific mortality of 17%
in the screening group compared with the control group, but no significant difference in the …

… To assess whether this was primarily a result of dose reductions or dose omissions, two … of
dose omissions, rather than dose reductions. Table 7 lists the frequency of dose delays in the …

… the doses delivered to the lungs and other normal tissues, when compared with conventional
field arrangements, 18,19 with standard dose-volume histogram reduction … to achieve dose …

… with 52 pre-ART patients to evaluate the reduction in normal tissue doses. … dose escalation
eg by dose painting, even though the benefit of dose escalation of non small cell lung cancer (…