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. 2021 Apr 13;16:72. doi: 10.1186/s13014-021-01801-w

Table 4.

DVH parameters from 40 patients versus the LEM constraints

Constraints (16fx) aLEM constraints bDVH summary
cMedian dMaximum
Our previous study D20% ≤ 43.14 37.91 e49.96
D10% ≤ 58.48 53.53 f62.12
D5% ≤ 65.11 59.96 65.18
D0% ≤ 68.33 62.91 66.61
CNAO’s study D10cc ≤ 54.00 37.58 53.52
D5cc ≤ 61.00 53.43 60.30
D1cc ≤ 66.00 62.54 65.86
Constraints (12fx) gLEM Constraints Patient 1 Patient 2
Constraints from MKM LQ D20% ≤ 37.60 24.27 30.53
D10% ≤ 49.74 38.65 46.75
D5% ≤ 55.27 46.45 52.86
D0% ≤ 58.01 54.11 55.37
D10cc ≤ 45.97 29.89 27.10
D5cc ≤ 51.70 42.17 44.55
D1cc ≤ 55.97 53.20 54.80

aLEM rectum constraints for 16-fraction CIRT, the percentage volume constraints were from our previous study, the absolute volume constraints were from CNAO [Gy (RBE)]

bThe value of D20%, D10%, D5%, D0%, D10cc, D5cc, and D1cc parameters processed from each patient’ rectum DVH of 38 patients who received 16-fraction CIRT and 2 patients who received 12-fraction CIRT [Gy (RBE)]

cThe median value of DVH parameters among the 16-fraciton group and 12-fraction group [Gy (RBE)]

dThe maximum value of DVH parameters among the 16-fraciton group and 12-fraction group [Gy (RBE)]

eEight patients were over the D20% constraints for 16-fraction CIRT

fFour out of 8 patients were over the D10% constraints for 16-fraction CIRT

gThe LEM rectum constraints converted from MKM LQ strategy for 12-fraction CIRT