Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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3996485 | Practical Radiation Oncology | 2015 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
SBRT for prostate cancer appears well tolerated, with mostly transient low-grade toxicity. Urethral sparing should be used with a maximum point dose < 47 Gy, volume receiving 120 Gy < 50% of the prostate, and bladder volume receiving 19 Gy < 15 mL in 4 fraction treatments. Patients with prostate volumes â¥Â 50 mL should be counseled regarding the increased risk of moderate-grade genitourinary toxicity.
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Authors
Zachary A. MD, Albert J. MD, Li PhD, Neil PhD, Martina PhD, Mack MD, I-Chow MD, Alexander R. MD, PhD,