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Original Article: BiGART 2023 Issue

A systematic review on clinical adaptive radiotherapy for head and neck cancer

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Pages 1360-1368 | Received 23 May 2023, Accepted 01 Aug 2023, Published online: 10 Aug 2023

Figures & data

Figure 1. PubMed Search results: ‘Adaptive radiotherapy head neck cancer’. English language filter was applied. Each column represents the number of published articles per year. Picture is captured from: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/. Modified using the windows office package.

Figure 1. PubMed Search results: ‘Adaptive radiotherapy head neck cancer’. English language filter was applied. Each column represents the number of published articles per year. Picture is captured from: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/. Modified using the windows office package.

Figure 2. PRISMA diagram of study selection. Diagram made in https://lucidchart.com.

Figure 2. PRISMA diagram of study selection. Diagram made in https://lucidchart.com.

Table 1. Characteristics of studies included in the review.

Figure 3. The 392 patients treated with adaptive radiotherapy by year of publication. Each column represents the number of patients treated with ART in each study. Sections marked pink, blue and green represent the share of patients not analyzed, treated off protocol or treated with palliative intend respectively. Mean number of patients treated per study was 26, and the median was 20 (interquartile range: 15-30).

Figure 3. The 392 patients treated with adaptive radiotherapy by year of publication. Each column represents the number of patients treated with ART in each study. Sections marked pink, blue and green represent the share of patients not analyzed, treated off protocol or treated with palliative intend respectively. Mean number of patients treated per study was 26, and the median was 20 (interquartile range: 15-30).

Figure 4. Reduction in mean dose to parotid glands by publication year. Circles represent significant results and triangles represent non-significant results of the reduction in mean dose with ART vs. non-ART. The squares represent the reduction in mean dose found in the PARSPORT trial with parotid sparring IMRT vs. 3D-RT.

Figure 4. Reduction in mean dose to parotid glands by publication year. Circles represent significant results and triangles represent non-significant results of the reduction in mean dose with ART vs. non-ART. The squares represent the reduction in mean dose found in the PARSPORT trial with parotid sparring IMRT vs. 3D-RT.
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