Sentence examples for dose fraction from inspiring English sources

If this radiation dose is delivered using more than one dose fraction, always with support of stereotactic coordinates, it is defined as fractionated stereotactic radiotherapy (FSRT).

The spinal cord gBED was calculated and normalized to a conventional 2-Gy equivalent dose fraction scheme (α/β = 2 Gy for late toxicity).

However, IMRT, especially static delivery, usually requires more time to deliver a dose fraction than conventional external beam radiotherapy (EBRT).

Following blending with a carrier, the respirable fraction and the emitted dose fraction reached 23%and69%9%, respectively.

The optimal volume of irradiation, total dose, fraction dose, techniques of radiotherapy, and the end points used during the follow-up are open to debate.

Although the best fit curves showed maximum efficiency as dose fraction ratio approached 50%, the effect was essentially flat within a wide range of dose fractions, from 10 20 to 80 90%.

Radiotherapy was initiated in the fifth week, and both arms were treated with the same radiotherapy techniques and dose fractions.

This targeting allows treatment of small-sized tumors in a limited number of single-high dose fractions.

This dose range is far above the dose fractions used in tumour treatment, but is essential to generate a detectable level of DNA fragments.

This radiation-induced injury to the small and/or large bowel is not simply dependent on radiation dose, fractions, amount of exposure and fields selected alone.

The first approach, developed in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, is to give fixed activity dose "fractions" of 7.4 11.1 GBq (200 300 mCi), more recently combined with hyperbaric oxygen or topotecan.