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Table 4.

Mean/median perfusion parameters of responders and Non-responders during CTP performed at baseline and follow-up after chemoradiotherapy

Study	Baseline responder	Baseline non-responder	FU responder	FU non-responder
Hamdy et al. [35]	BF: (mL/100 g/min): 44^a BV: (mL/100 g): 4.3 PS: (mL/100 g/min): 25	BF: 28^a BV: 2.0 PS: 20	BF: 54^b BV: 6.8^b PS: 32	BF: 43 BV: 4.8 PS: 28
Park et al. [41]	Permeability(mL/100 mL/min): 50.8 ± 30.5^a BV (mL/100 mL): 5.7 ± 3.0	Permeability: 19.0 ± 10.9^a BV: 4.1 ± 1.7

Study

Baseline responder

Baseline non-responder

FU responder

FU non-responder

Hamdy et al. [35]

BF: (mL/100 g/min): 44^a

BV: (mL/100 g): 4.3

PS: (mL/100 g/min): 25

BF: 28^a

BV: 2.0

PS: 20

BF: 54^b

BV: 6.8^b

PS: 32

BF: 43

BV: 4.8

PS: 28

Park et al. [41]

Permeability(mL/100 mL/min): 50.8 ± 30.5^a

BV (mL/100 mL): 5.7 ± 3.0

Permeability: 19.0 ± 10.9^a

BV: 4.1 ± 1.7

Parameters of Hamdy reported as median values, parameters of Park reported as mean results

^aSignificant difference between responder and non-responder

^bSignificant difference compared to baseline perfusion parameters of responders. Parameters of Hamdy reported as median values, parameters of Park reported as mean results