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. 2018 Jun 29;10(3):238–245. doi: 10.5114/jcb.2018.76839

Table 5.

Planning objectives used by all centers

Dosimetric objectives and constraints Objective (number of respondents) Number ofrespondents
Prostate
 V100% (n = 17) > 99.8% 1
> 99.5% 1
> 99% 5
> 98% 2
> 95% 8
CTV
 V100% (n = 9) > 95% 7
Don’t grow CTV 1
CTV = prostate 1
Prostate
 V150% (n = 15) < 70% 2
< 65% 2
< 60% 2
> 55-65% 1
55-60% 1
< 55% 1
< 50% 1
40-65% 1
CTV
 V150% (n = 8) < 70% 1
< 65% 1
< 50% 4
Don’t grow CTV 1
CTV = Prostate 1
Urethra
 D30% (n = 11) < 130% 5
< 150% 3
< 181 Gy 2
< 240 Gy 1
 D10% (n = 8) < 150% 7
< 165% 1
 V150% (n = 1) = 0 cc 1
 V140% (n = 1) < 5% of the volume 1
Rectum
 V100% (n = 6) < 5% 2
< 0.4 cc 1
< 0.9 cc 1
< 1 cc 1
< 1.3 cc 1
 D2cc (n = 10) < 145 Gy 10
 D0.1cc (n = 3) < 200 Gy 3
 V69% (n = 1) < 2.6 cc 1
 V91% (n = 1) < 1 cc 1

CTV – clinical target volume, Vx% – volume receiving x% of the prescribed dose, Dxcc – dose received by x cc of the volume, Dx% – dose received by x% of the volume, Gy – Gray, cc – cubic centimeter