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. 2018 Jun;7(3):357–370. doi: 10.21037/tau.2017.12.08

Table 1. Dose fractionation, late genitourinary (GU) and gastrointestinal (GI) toxicity, and biochemical disease-free survival by risk groups in HDR boost series.

Author N Dose (Gy)/fractions + EBRT Median FU (yrs) Late G3 toxicity (%) Biochemical DFS (%)
GU GI Low Intermediate High
Agoston (16) 100 10/1+60/30 5.2 14 2 84 82
Aluwini (17) 264 18/3+45/25 6.25 4 1 97
Bachand (18) 153 18-20/2+44/22 3.7 96
Cury (19) 121 10/1+50/20 5.25 2 2 91
Deutsch (20) 160 21/3+50.4/28 4.4 100 98 93
Galalae (21) 122 30/2+50/25 9.8 5 3 74 64 67
Helou (22)/Shahid (23) 60 20/2+45/25 8.3 3 0 93
123 15/1+37.5/15 6.2 4 0 97
Joseph (24) 95 12.5/1+37.5/15 5.4 82 78
Kaprealian (25) 64 18/3+45/25 8.8 1 0 84 80
101 19/2+45/25 3.6 94 82
Khor (26) 344 19.5/3+46/23 5.1 2 0 84 74
Kotecha (27) 229 16.5–22.5/3+50.4/28 5.1 5 0.4
Lilleby (28) 275 20/2+50/25 3.7 100 99
Marina (29) 282 19/2+46/23 8 91
Martinez-Monge (30) 200 19/4+54/27 3.7 5 2 85
Neviani (31) 455 16.5–21/3+45/25 4 8 1 92 88 85
Olarte (32) 183 19/4+54/27 8 8 2 89
56 19/2+54/27 5 9 4 88
Pellizzon (33) 209 20/2+44/22 5.3 92 90 89
Phan (34) 309 15/3–26/4+36/18–50.4/28 4.9 4 0.3 98 90 78
Prada (35) 313 23/2+46/23 5.7 2 0 100 88 79–91
Savdie (36) 90 16.5/3+45/25 7.9 80
Vigneault (37) 832 18/3–15/1+40/20–44/20 5.5 0.2 0 95 95 94
Whalley (38) 101 17/2–19.5/3+46/23 4.7 2 0 95 66
Yaxley (39) 507 16.5–19.5/3+46/23 10.3 14 93 74
Zwahlen (40) 196 20/4–18/3+46/23 5.5 7 0 83

FU, follow-up; HDR, high dose-rate.