… levels (ESTRO-CTVs) in the randomized trials in our results support prescription of 46–50
Gy (23–25 fractions) to the regional nodal regions during conventional fractionated …

… Dose prescriptions were 50.4 Gy to the adjuvant area and 70.0 Gy to the prostate. All
treatment plans were generated using equivalent uniform dose (EUD)-based optimization …

… ipsilateral supraclavicular area. Doses to the electively treated areas are around 50 Gy, with
… Even with a cut off value of 1.5 cm for lymph nodes to be considered pathological on CT, 40…

… is recommended.3, 16, 23 The technique of irradiation is rather inhomogeneous, and the
total dose may vary between 45 Gy and 65 Gy.16, 24 In other institutions, inguinal lymph …

… Median total dose was 50 Gy (30 to 70 Gy). A standard fractionation regimen was used (2
Gy… Having four or more involved lymph nodes, extracapsular extension and node size greater …

… lymph node areas (between 25 and 36 Gy). These patients developed a high rate of
locoregional recurrence and eventually a lower survival rate. In summary, the Guys’ trial showed …

… lymph nodes. The current dose prescribed to the elective volume is 45 to 50 Gy in 1.8- to
2.0-Gy … lack of sufficiently sensitive diagnostic imaging of lymph nodes. Today, ultrasound (US) …

… coverage and thus the first phase of definitive treatment, or the first 45 Gy delivered to
lymph nodes and prostate. Ideally an assessment of the patient experience during a treatment …

… 52 Gy and the femoral heads <5% of their volume at 50 Gy. Dose constraints for all OARs
were based on the use of conventional fractionation using a dose per fraction of 1.8–2.0 Gy per …

… receiving 50 Gy. For our study, we further limited the constraint to <20% of the volume
receiving 50 Gy. The humeral head dose was arbitrarily chosen as a maximum of 40 Gy, which …