Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5699356 Clinical Oncology 2010 6 Pages PDF
Abstract
This modelling suggests a small therapeutic gain for the use of synchronous chemotherapy instead of radiotherapy dose escalation. This conclusion is dependent on the linear quadratic model and takes no account of late side-effects. This gain would be greater for agents that enhance the mucosal reaction to a lesser degree. This gain may be less when data for radiotherapy dose escalation to smaller high dose volumes using intensity-modulated radiotherapy are considered.
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