Food insecurity predicted markedly worse survival after comprehensive breast nodal irradiation
Five-year survival was 74.9% versus 90.2% for patients living in food-insecure versus other areas despite similar cancer treatment.
Five-year survival was 74.9% versus 90.2% for patients living in food-insecure versus other areas despite similar cancer treatment.
Adding parotid–target overlap shape features improved moderate-to-severe xerostomia prediction from AUC 0.66 to 0.78.
External validation achieved AUC 0.986, while modeled risk-adapted surveillance reduced visits by 90.0–98.5% and identified every observed failure.
Recurrent NPC with GTV LETd99 ≥39.4 keV/μm had 94.4% versus 65.3% two-year local control after carbon-ion reirradiation.
A 2D antiscatter grid reduced soft-tissue CT-number error from 169 to 38 HU at unchanged imaging dose.
Three Quad Shot cycles caused limited high-grade toxicity, no systemic-therapy delays and frequent thoracic symptom improvement.
Adding SNP data increased arm-lymphedema prediction AUC from 0.78 to 0.93 in the multicenter REQUITE cohort.
A circulation-based model predicted post-SBRT lymphocyte trajectories and linked a higher predicted lymphocyte nadir with better survival.
Daily surface changes shifted proton beam depth by up to 17.4 mm and reduced accumulated target D99 by up to 24.3%.
Protons, SRS and IMRT produced 98% overall local control without grade 3–5 toxicity in 54 paragangliomas.
Carbon ions prolonged tumor-cell damage while chronic hypoxia supported late proliferative and macrophage rebound in rat prostate tumors.
Five-year overall survival was 71%, with most distant failures occurring during the first three years after treatment.
VMAT-TBI achieved 96.6% mean PTV D95 while keeping mean lung and kidney doses below 9 Gy.
Combining ISUP grade with 3–6-month PSA-density kinetics separated seven-year biochemical control at 93.5% versus 53.4% after SABR without ADT.
Life-threatening bilateral pneumonitis with concurrent Pneumocystis infection developed three days after carbon-ion RT in a patient previously treated with nivolumab.