Figures & data
Table 1. Patients characteristics.
Figure 1. Example of tumor regression over time in a single patient (sagittal T2-weighted images). Decrease in GTV volume (red) is already visible in the first week of CRT.
![Figure 1. Example of tumor regression over time in a single patient (sagittal T2-weighted images). Decrease in GTV volume (red) is already visible in the first week of CRT.](/cms/asset/48d8e8df-e599-4274-854d-4ca626ecc8a1/ionc_a_1400689_f0001_c.jpg)
Figure 2. Evolution of target volumes (mean ± standard deviation) over time, relative to baseline volume, for GTV (red) and PTV (blue). N = 15. Asterisk (*) denotes significant difference with previous time-point (p < .007). Other p values range between .01 and .07.
![Figure 2. Evolution of target volumes (mean ± standard deviation) over time, relative to baseline volume, for GTV (red) and PTV (blue). N = 15. Asterisk (*) denotes significant difference with previous time-point (p < .007). Other p values range between .01 and .07.](/cms/asset/8f47a033-5eed-4788-9bb7-fb391fadfe91/ionc_a_1400689_f0002_c.jpg)
Table 2. Mean tumor volumes at different time points during and after therapy (n = 15).
Figure 3. Speed of GTV shrinkage over the CRT course (mean ± standard deviation). (A) Absolute shrinkage per week (expressed in % relative to the baseline volume). (B) Shrinkage relative to the previous measurement (%/week). (N = 15; Post 1 and 2: respectively 2–4 weeks and 7–8 weeks post CRT).
![Figure 3. Speed of GTV shrinkage over the CRT course (mean ± standard deviation). (A) Absolute shrinkage per week (expressed in % relative to the baseline volume). (B) Shrinkage relative to the previous measurement (%/week). (N = 15; Post 1 and 2: respectively 2–4 weeks and 7–8 weeks post CRT).](/cms/asset/8d7663d4-ab87-4256-91b9-8cbc051f7cb8/ionc_a_1400689_f0003_c.jpg)
Table 3. Average PTV boost volume reduction using different adaptive strategies.