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19 20 In conclusion, dose of oral corticosteroids appears to represent the major factor associated with depressive state in patients with MG.

In conclusion, dose escalation of erlotinib was able to induce rash in a subset of patients who did not develop grade ⩾2 rash during a 4-week run-in period of standard erlotinib plus gemcitabine.

In conclusion, dose escalation to 75.6 CGE by conformal proton boost improved local recurrence-free survival in a subset of patients, but also increased late low-grade radiation sequelae; no increase in overall survival was seen in any subgroup.

In conclusion, dose escalation from 64 to 74 Gy using conformal radiotherapy may improve long-term PSA control, but a treatment margin of 1.5 cm is unnecessary and is associated with increased acute bowel and bladder reactions and more late rectal side effects.

In conclusion, individualised dosing of HD-MTX might have the potential to improve clinical outcome in patients with PCNSL, even when administered concurrently with HD-AraC.

In conclusion, dose-dense induction therapy with the S-HAM regimen shows favorable trends but no significant differences in ORR and OS compared to standard double induction.

CONCLUSION: Dose-volume histogram analysis can be effectively used to quantify the tolerance of the liver to RT. Patients with RILD had received a significantly higher mean dose to the liver and a significantly higher NTCP.

In conclusion dose-tracking systems allow comparing and sharing dose, scan length and protocol data between and within hospitals and have the potential to further reduce dose variability of standard adult studies, even when these are already below national DRLs.

In conclusion, dose-intensified biweekly capecitabine and irinotecan combination was found to be a moderately active regimen against advanced gastric cancer with manageable toxicity.

In conclusion, dose-escalated wPTX in patients with pretreated AGC met our predefined threshold of primary end point, OS (P<0.3); however, it did not show a significantly longer OS.

Conclusion Doses above 0.5 Gy are associated with an elevated risk of both stroke and heart disease, but the degree of risk at lower doses is unclear.