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. 2020 Feb 22;25(2):250–254. doi: 10.1016/j.rpor.2020.02.004

Table 2.

Most common used fractionations and Clinical Target Volume for non-malignant pathologies.

Benign disorder Fractionation Total dose CTV*
Acute/chronic inflammatory disorders
Hidradenitis suppurativa 0.2−1 Gy 5fx*/week until response 0.6−5 Gy Gland affection
Sialorrhea 4 Gy 2-3fx/week 10-20 Gy Submandibular gland and 2/3 parotids
Acute/chronic painful degenerative diseases
Insertion tendinitis 0.5−1 Gy
2-3fx/week
5−12 Gy Tendon insertion
Synovitis Synovial Bag
Osteoarthritic disease Osteoarthritic affected articulation
Hypertrophic disorders of soft tissues
Dupuytren/ Ledderhose/ Peyronie 2−4 Gy 5fx/week 20-40 Gy Regional involvement with margin
Keloids 2−5 Gy 1–2 fx/week 12−21 Gy Surgical bed +0.5 cm
Pterygium 10 Gy 1fx/week 30-60 Gy Conjunctive injury
Gynecomastia 2−5 Gy 5fx/week 20-30 Gy Breast
Functional diseases
Dysthytoid ophthalmopathy 1.5−2 Gy 5fx/week 10-20 Gy Retrobulbar orbital volume
Orbital pseudotumor 2 Gy 5fx/week 20 Gy
Arteriovenous malformations 16−25 Gy Single fraction 16−25 Gy Vascular alteration with margin
Age-related macular degeneration 1.8 Gy 4fx/week 14.4 Gy Posterior chamber
Lymphatic fistula 0.5−1 Gy 4-5fx/week 3−10 Gy Fistulous path
Dermatologic diseases
Eczemas 0.5−1 Gy 1–2fx/week 4−5 Gy Affected area with margins
Psoriasic nail bed lesions 1−2 Gy 1–2/week 6−8 Gy Nail bed
Heterotrophic ossification 7 Gy Single fraction 7 Gy Articulation and peri-articular soft tissues
Calcaneal spur 0.5 Gy 2fx/week 5 Gy Calcaneus and achilles tenson insertion
Vertebral hemangioma 2 Gy 5fx/week 30-40 Gy Spinal body affected
*

CTV: Clinical Target Volume; fx: fractions.