Non-Homogeneous Tumor Growth and Its Implications for Radiotherapy: A Phenomenological Approach
Abstract
Tumor regrowth and heterogeneity are important clinical parameters during radiotherapy, and the probability of treatment benefit critically depends on the tumor progression pattern in the interval between the fractional irradiation treatments. We propose an analytic, easy-to-use method to take into account clonal subpopulations with different specific growth rates and radiation resistances. The different strain regrowth effects, as described by...
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Title
Non-Homogeneous Tumor Growth and Its Implications for Radiotherapy: A Phenomenological Approach
Published Date
Jun 9, 2021
Volume
11
Issue
6
Pages
527 - 527
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