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. 2013 Jun 11;55(1):105–112. doi: 10.1093/jrr/rrt080

Table 2.

Analysis of relationship between pulmonary dosimetric parameters and development of ≥Grade two radiation pneumonitis

Mean SD Univariate ROC
Multivariate
AUC P-value
V5 Grade 0–1 65.65 24.02 0.003 0.780 0.004 0.019
Grade 2–3 87.75 7.47
V10 Grade 0–1 46.58 25.07 0.026 0.707 0.035 0.164
Grade 2–3 64.42 15.50
V15 Grade 0–1 29.12 16.60 0.026 0.710 0.033 0.674
Grade 2–3 41.45 13.33
V20 Grade 0–1 18.06 9.43 0.027 0.682 0.065 0.674
Grade 2–3 25.69 11.11
V25 Grade 0–1 12.12 6.87 0.015 0.707 0.035 0.579
Grade 2–3 17.51 7.21
V30 Grade 0–1 8.02 5.28 0.083 0.734 0.018
Grade 2–3 12.74 6.13
V40 Grade 0–1 3.71 3.36 0.364 0.595 0.336
Grade 2–3 4.82 4.23
V50 Grade 0–1 0.55 0.70 0.128 0.563 0.572
Grade 2–3 1.01 1.22
MLD Grade 0–1 11.53 4.67 0.006 0.758 0.009 0.512
Grade 2–3 15.71 2.88
NTCP Grade 0–1 2.99 5.88 0.230 0.673 0.091
Grade 2–3 6.30 11.66

SD = standard deviation, ROC = receiver observer curve, AUC = area under curve, V5–25 = volume percentage of tumor-free normal lung receiving at least 5–25Gy, MLD = mean lung dose, NTCP = normal tissue complication probability.