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…ting through the ‘noise’ of competing health problems to ensure radiotherapy is prioritised in their regions. In turn, governments and polic…

…ence of significant publication bias was identified.Conclusions Radiotherapy for breast cancer was associated with an increased risk of expe…

…s from up to 15 000 patients with prostate cancer who underwent radiotherapy in the treatment of their cancer in Scotland between 2010 and 2…

…irecting radiation dose away from well-functioning lung tissue. Radiotherapy planning requires a balance between ensuring adequate dose to t…

… consequential.63 This distinction is particularly important in head and neck radiotherapy, where small deviations in dose distribution can meaningfully a…

…als targeting BCG-exposed NMIBC should be conducted as RCTs, as BCG rechallenge remains a reasonable therapeutic option in this population and …

…s substantial variation in treatment use between jurisdictions. Chemotherapy use ranged from 23% in Northern Ireland to 45% in Norway, while…

…e CPHR is used to estimate survival outcomes and the benefit of adjuvant therapy for patients with breast cancer using a set of covariates (age,…

…se 2 is a patient who underwent total prostatectomy followed by salvage radiotherapy and developed radiation-induced HC 15 years later. In both case…

…Radiotherapy (or radiation therapy) should be part of treatment for around 5…

…iles using latent profile analysis (LPA) in patients undergoing radiotherapy for head and neck cancer (HNC) and to examine the factors assoc…

…steonecrosis of the jaw can also be secondary to treatment with radiotherapy. Although the incidence of osteoradionecrosis is decreasing ove…