Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5696966 Brachytherapy 2017 4 Pages PDF
Abstract
We have quantified the expected differences in urethral volume and dosimetry when contoured on MRI vs. CT. Inclusion of the urethral wall on MRI, with its average thickness of 2.2 mm, likely more accurately reflects the true organ at risk and results in an increase in reported dose compared to CT.
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