Patient-reported safety information that better reflects the 'real world', i.e. with a non-prespecified population and non-structured datasets, has increased medical relevance.
The results of the current investigation are encouraging – the well-known conventional DVH can be successfully expanded to include treatment delivery, tissue biology, and time/fractionation-related information that better represents the true effect of the treatment on critical structures.
There is a need for population and setting specific information that better identifies women at greater vulnerability of unintended pregnancy that can be used by local health professionals to benefit the sexual health of women.
Blood tests for allergies are able to screen for many more food allergies than skin prick tests, and can sometimes provide information that better represents true allergies (skin prick tests may only indicate a skin allergy to contact with the food).
Below, we give a brief summary of the procedure, including some revised information that better describes the individual steps.
