What are the safest dose constraints for moderately hypofractionated prostate cancer?  

For those of us just transitioning over to hypofractionation, what are reasonable, but conservative, constraints that you use?



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Radiation Oncologist at Duke University School of Medicine
Two comments:1) @Justin E. Bekelman should be...
Radiation Oncologist at Columbia University Medical Center/ New York Presbyterian / Hudson Valley Hospital
Hi @W. Robert Lee - for the small bowel, how is th...
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Radiation Oncologist at Grand Valley Oncology
I don't have access to the protocol, but should th...
Radiation Oncologist at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center
The European wording for OAR constraints is strang...
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Radiation Oncologist at START Center for Cancer Care
Do you do any sort of bowel prep for sim and treat...
Radiation Oncologist at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center
The goal is to have a reproducibly empty rectum ea...
Radiation Oncologist at Jacob E Locke MD PA
** THIS ** is the sensible real world approach. Th...
Radiation Oncologist at START Center for Cancer Care
It seems that there is some agreement around this ...
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