Decision aid supported DAHANCA 35 trial discussions when clinicians actively used it
A DAHANCA 35 patient decision aid was feasible and acceptable, but its value depended strongly on clinician introduction and engagement.
A DAHANCA 35 patient decision aid was feasible and acceptable, but its value depended strongly on clinician introduction and engagement.
Regional brain dose showed no significant association with cognition through 12 months, although only 24 patients completed one-year testing.
An explainable model separated three-year local relapse rates of 11% versus 39%, but lacks independent external validation.
NRS-RT showed 92.9% sensitivity and 97.2% specificity versus NRS-2002, but requires external validation before clinical adoption.
4DCT ventilation predicted postoperative FEV1, FVC, and DLCO with concordance coefficients of 0.88–0.91 in the LIME trial.
Quantitative T1 relaxation time distinguished complete from incomplete rectal cancer response six weeks after neoadjuvant treatment with an area under the curve of 0.94.
Low-dose radiotherapy produced sustained pain, function and quality-of-life improvement after conservative treatment and shock-wave therapy had failed.