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ORIGINAL ARTICLE

Relationships between dose to the gastro-intestinal tract and patient-reported symptom domains after radiotherapy for localized prostate cancer

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Pages 1326-1334 | Received 15 May 2015, Accepted 11 Jun 2015, Published online: 04 Sep 2015

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Table I. The studied symptoms domains, symptom phrasing, moderate severity cut-off, and related proportions for both cohorts.

Table II. All MVA models with mean Az ≥ 0.50 sorted by the highest Az in each domain, and the dose/volume parameters with frequency > 5% for the models with the best discriminative ability (denoted by *).

Figure 1. Population averaged dose-volume histograms for the highest frequency models of each symptom domain within the two cohorts (error bars denote 95% CI) for patients with < Moderate symptom severity (blue) and with ≥ Moderate symptom severity (red).

Figure 1. Population averaged dose-volume histograms for the highest frequency models of each symptom domain within the two cohorts (error bars denote 95% CI) for patients with < Moderate symptom severity (blue) and with ≥ Moderate symptom severity (red).

Table III. Best-fitting LKB model parameters for each symptom domain in DK, and in SW.

Figure 2. Population averaged dose-volume histograms for the highest-frequency models with the best discriminative ability of each symptom domain across the two cohorts (error bars denote 95% CI) for patients with < Moderate symptom severity (blue) and with ≥ Moderate symptom severity (red).

Figure 2. Population averaged dose-volume histograms for the highest-frequency models with the best discriminative ability of each symptom domain across the two cohorts (error bars denote 95% CI) for patients with < Moderate symptom severity (blue) and with ≥ Moderate symptom severity (red).
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