Deep-learning nomogram reproduced 3D treated volume for prostate HDR brachytherapy QA
A 3D deep-learning nomogram predicted the clinical prescription isodose with high spatial agreement, adding geometry-aware verification to post-plan QA.
A 3D deep-learning nomogram predicted the clinical prescription isodose with high spatial agreement, adding geometry-aware verification to post-plan QA.
Relative oxygen extraction declined across irradiated prostate and tumor tissue during five-fraction MRgSBRT, with the largest early changes.
After prior TURP, focal SIB was not significantly associated with severe late GU toxicity, while repeated TURP consistently identified higher-risk patients.
Across 1,378 adaptive fractions, 4.6% had shifts above 6 mm and longer adaptation times were linked to greater prostate displacement.
In 22 patients, salvage HDR brachytherapy produced 40.5% five-year relapse-free survival but 18% developed grade ≥3 GU toxicity.
After neoadjuvant ADT, 40% of MRI-visible prostate lesions disappeared and remaining lesions shrank substantially more than the prostate gland.
Faster PSA rise after testosterone recovery tracked progression, but associations with distant metastasis were inconsistent and too imprecise for clinical inference.
Across 286 HDR monotherapy patients, higher EQD2 D90 was not associated with biochemical control or overall survival.
In 607 predominantly high-risk patients, 15 Gy HDR boost plus EBRT produced durable six-year disease control with low severe late toxicity.
Motorized probe rotation improved sagittal 3D ultrasound consistency and eliminated significant inter-operator variability seen with manual acquisition.
Grade ≥2 GI toxicity was 14% with oART versus 45% with IGRT, with better preservation of several HRQoL domains.
A deep-learning model ordered first-to-last fraction images with 95% accuracy, while smaller longitudinal changes were associated with later biochemical recurrence.
Two prostate RT cases suggest that focal lumbosacral plexus hotspots, particularly near 70 Gy, may contribute to severe neurologic toxicity.
In one macroscopic recurrence abutting rectum, an endorectal balloon reduced rectal V75 from 24.6% to 8.6%, enabling a 78 Gy boost.
Each one-point increase in baseline IPSS independently increased the odds of late grade ≥2 GU toxicity by 11%.