Abstract:Radiotherapy treatment outcomes are determined by complex interactions among treatment, anatomical, and patient-related variables. A key component of radiation oncology research is to predict at the time of treatment planning, or during the course of fractionated radiation treatment, the probability of tumor eradication and normal tissue risks for the type of treatment being considered for that particular patient. Traditionally, these outcomes are modeled using information about the dose distribution and the f… Show more
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