What anal squamous cell carcinoma patients, if any, do you take to 59.4 Gy?
Answer from: Radiation Oncologist at Academic Institution
I will not usually treat a patient to over 54- 55.8 Gy.
The rate of sphincter dysfunction increases sharply at about this dose level and there is no compelling evidence that higher doses are of benefit.
However, for very extensive tumors, sphincter function may be severely compromised at presentat...
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Radiation Oncologist at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center I agree that it is unclear whether giving doses ov...
Radiation Oncologist at University of Cincinnati College of Medicine All useful comments. The ACCORD-03 trial had a dos...
Radiation Oncologist at Mon Health @Chris and @Jordan, any updates to this for T3-4 l...
I agree that it is unclear whether giving doses ov...
All useful comments. The ACCORD-03 trial had a dos...
@Chris and @Jordan, any updates to this for T3-4 l...