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As an aside to some stuff I was reading for Gfunk's other thread, I came across this paper:
Choosing a Prescription Isodose in Stereotactic Radiosurgery for Brain Metastases: Implications for Local Control - ScienceDirect
Basically saying, for GK SRS, prescribing to a higher IDL results in better LC due to higher doses around the gross tumor itself with a higher IDL. Maybe there's value in putting a margin on the tumor?
Random retrospective, I know, but figured it was worth discussion
Choosing a Prescription Isodose in Stereotactic Radiosurgery for Brain Metastases: Implications for Local Control - ScienceDirect
Basically saying, for GK SRS, prescribing to a higher IDL results in better LC due to higher doses around the gross tumor itself with a higher IDL. Maybe there's value in putting a margin on the tumor?
Random retrospective, I know, but figured it was worth discussion