“…Correspondence regarding the trial addressed the apparent discord between the trial's outcome and the increasing evidence in favour of hypofractionation. [23][24][25] In fact, the observed near-isoeffectiveness of these two dose fractionations is less unexpected, given our estimate: a/b 5 7.7 Gy yields an LQED 2Gy of 75.3 Gy for the hypofractionated arm, slightly ,76 Gy delivered conventionally.…”
Section: Coherence With Previous Studiesmentioning
Although dose inhomogeneities and other limitations may limit the scope of our findings, the data suggest caution regarding the assumptions of the α/β ratio for prostate cancer in some clinical environments.
“…Correspondence regarding the trial addressed the apparent discord between the trial's outcome and the increasing evidence in favour of hypofractionation. [23][24][25] In fact, the observed near-isoeffectiveness of these two dose fractionations is less unexpected, given our estimate: a/b 5 7.7 Gy yields an LQED 2Gy of 75.3 Gy for the hypofractionated arm, slightly ,76 Gy delivered conventionally.…”
Section: Coherence With Previous Studiesmentioning
Although dose inhomogeneities and other limitations may limit the scope of our findings, the data suggest caution regarding the assumptions of the α/β ratio for prostate cancer in some clinical environments.
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