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. 2014 Sep 24;41(10):101705. doi: 10.1118/1.4894701

TABLE II.

A summary of TCP and NTCP models and parameters for CTV prostate, bladder, and rectum used in this work. Note, conventionally TCP or NTCP values are calculated for a PTV or PRV volume. Here, TCP or NTCP are computed for the base CTV or OAR volumes during the coverage simulations, yielding distributions of the parameters.

TCP: Poisson model (Refs. 27–30)
Equation TCP=expln2Niexp2γ50ln21BEDiD50or=expln2exp2γ50ln21gBEUDD50where BEDi=Di1+Di/nα/β and gBEUD=iνiBEDia1/a
Parameters D50 (dose producing 50% tumor control), γ50 (slope parameter), a (EUD parameter), α/β (BED parameter)
CTVprostate (Ref. 31) D50 = 67.5 Gy, γ50 = 2.2, a = 0.16, α/β = 3 Gy
NTCP: Lyman–Kutcher–Burman model (Refs. 32 and 33)
Equation NTCP=12πtduexpu2/2where t=(gBEUDTD50)/(mTD50),gBEUD=iνiBEDia1/a and BEDi=Di1+Di/nα/β
Parameters TD50 (the tolerance dose producing a 50% complication probability), m (slope parameter), a (gBEUD parameter), α/β (BED parameter)
Bladder (Refs. 34 and 35) TD50 = 80 Gy, m = 0.11, a = 20, α/β = 5 Gy
Rectum (QUANTEC) TD50 = 76.9 Gy, m = 0.13, a = 11.1, α/β = 5 Gy