… dose of radiation is delivered in one or few fractions with high conformity to an extra-cranial
body targets.[ 15 16 17 18 ] Use of large dose fractions … sensitivity of the tumor cells.[ 19 ] The …

… accurately predicts tumor-response likelihood for a broad range of fractionation regimens
for lung cancer, a result that has not previously been achieved. This cellular response model, …

… Resection after concurrent chemoradiation therapy show that this combination of radiation
and chemotherapy only leads to complete response in 35–45% of patients (6,7). This review …

… We have used a consistent lung SBRT technique and dose fractionation schedule since …
and dose prescription has permitted outcome comparison among the three fractionation …

… damage to late-responding tissues of great vessels, bronchi, heart, and esophagus. The
issues of modified fractionation and total dose escalation will be discussed in the current review. …

… Dose-response curves for various fractionation schedules with and without fast reoxygenation
… Dose fractionation, dose rate and iso-effect relationships for normal tissue responses. Int J …

… In our study, the comparison of overall, progression-free, and local control survival rates and
the rate of complete response suggested that TRT administered with a total dose of <54 Gy …

… The dose fractionation schedule was 40 or 48 Gy in four fractions within 1 week. The dose
was prescribed at the center of the planning target volume, giving more than an 80% dose at …

… noted the possibility of a distinct dose–response for T1 versus T2 tumors, … dose–response
curve, the reporting of outcomes of individual discrete and commonly used dose fractionation …

… choice of dose fractionation schedule. Based on the available data showing a sigmoid
dose–response relationship it is hypothesised that the maximum gain is likely to be achieved with …