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Table 4 Dosimetric parameters for planning target volumes in each technique

From: Ninety-degree angled collimator: a dosimetric study related to dynamic intensity-modulated radiotherapy in patients with endometrial carcinoma

 

Mean ± SD

(minimum–maximum)

Global

P

 

C-IMRT

A-IMRT

VMAT

 

V95 (%)

99.62 ± 0.28a

(98.62–99.91)

99.15 ± 0.43b

(98.24–99.81)

99.04 ± 0.70b

(97.77–99.94)

0.002 *

V > 107 (%)

0.02 ± 0.06a

(0.00–0.26)

0.20 ± 0.29b

(0.00–0.81)

0.02 ± 0.03a

(0.00–0.11)

0.000 *

D2 (cGy)

5288 ± 31a

(5201–5330)

5323 ± 52b

(5192–5436)

5277 ± 46a

(5216–5367)

0.003 *

D98 (cGy)

4948 ± 43a

(4828–5033)

4905 ± 42b

(4819–4962)

4898 ± 89b

(4752–5048)

0.008 *

D50 (cGy)

5208 ± 29a

(5120–5244)

5219 ± 28a

(5171–5266)

5176 ± 46b

(5112–5260)

0.002 *

HI

0.06 ± 0.00a

(0.05–0.08)

0.08 ± 0.01b

(0.05–0.12)

0.07 ± 0.02b

(0.04–0.11)

0.006 *

CI

0.79 ± 0.04a

(0.74–0.87)

0.76 ± 0.05b

(0.68–0.86)

0.83 ± 0.03c

(0.76–0.88)

0.000 *

MU

1036 ± 129a

(900–1297)

1249 ± 149b

(1048–1558)

567 ± 68c

(445–673)

0.000 *

  1. Abbreviations: C-IMRT = 0° angled collimated dynamic IMRT planning technique; A-IMRT = 90° angled collimated dynamic IMRT planning technique; VMAT = volumetric modulated arc therapy; a,b or c = in the comparison between two groups, if the groups have the same letter, there is no statistically significant difference, but if the same letter is not found, there is a statistically significant difference; (*) means statistically significant = p < 0.05; V95(%) = volume of PTV receiving 95% of the prescribed dose; V > 107 (%) = volume receiving > 107% but < 110% of the prescribed dose; D2 = dose received by 2% of the target volume; D98 = dose received by 98% of the target volume; D50 = dose received by 50% of the target volume; CI = conformity index; HI = homogeneity index; MU = monitor units; SD = standard deviation.