Acute small bowel toxicity and preoperative chemoradiotherapy for rectal cancer: investigating dose-volume relationships and role for inverse planning

Keyphrases

• Colorectal Cancer 100%
• Small Intestine 100%
• Concurrent Chemoradiotherapy 100%
• Dose Volume 100%
• Small Bowel Toxicity 100%
• Inverse Planning 100%
• Dose Level 28%
• Normal Tissue Complication Probability 28%
• Acute Diarrhea 28%
• Strong Correlation 14%
• Diarrhea 14%
• Body Mass Index 14%
• Computed Tomography 14%
• 5-fluorouracil (5-FU) 14%
• Folinic Acid 14%
• Dose Rate 14%
• Surgical Excision 14%
• Maximum Volume 14%
• Clinical Role 14%
• Acute Toxicity 14%
• Mathematical Analysis 14%
• Treatment Planning 14%
• Anorexia 14%
• Nausea-vomiting 14%
• Confounding Influences 14%
• Planning Software 14%
• Bowel Function 14%
• Radiobiological Modeling 14%
• Tumor number 14%
• Locally Advanced Rectal Cancer 14%
• Planning Data 14%
• Calculated Dose 14%
• Tumor Position 14%
• Dosimetry Modeling 14%
• Abdominal Cramps 14%
• 3D Planning 14%
• Three-dimensional Conformal Radiotherapy 14%
• Rectal Cancer Radiotherapy 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Chemoradiotherapy 100%
• Rectum Cancer 100%
• Gastrointestinal Toxicity 100%
• Acute Diarrhea 66%
• Neoplasm 33%
• Body Mass Index 33%
• Computer Assisted Tomography 33%
• Fluorouracil 33%
• Low Drug Dose 33%
• Dosimetry 33%
• Diarrhea 33%
• Acute Toxicity 33%
• Folinic Acid 33%
• Treatment Planning 33%
• Anorexia 33%
• Cancer Radiotherapy 33%
• Nausea 33%
• Intestine Function 33%
• Conformal Radiotherapy 33%
• Mathematical Analysis 33%
• Abdominal Cramp 33%