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5years) local control (p <0.05), and NTCP was significantly reduced in pneumonitis (Grade≥II) of lung (0.2%; p <0.05). In central lung lesions, TCP was insignificantly enhanced; however, NTCPs were maximally reduced for cartilage necrosis in trachea (35%) and myelitis in spinal cord (19%). Conclusion: The proposed strategy reduced the complications for normal tissues and enhanced therapeutic gain. The successful clinical outcomes validated our hypothesis in short-term (6-12 months), and we are currently testing the long-term efficacy.]]>
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0.05). Conversely, there was a significant relationship between EI and radiation dose (p <0.05). Conclusion: TheEI can be used as an indirect measure of image quality and radiation dose. The EI does not directly determine image quality since the radiographic technique and parameters used can affect image quality. Although EI can be used as a measure of radiation dose, it cannot provide an accurate measurement of the radiation received by the patient.]]>
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