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Due to this study being a retrospective audit, it was confirmed that patient consent for the use of anonymous clinical information and images for audit purposes had already been obtained by the bladder radiotherapy consent form that all patients signed upon agreeing to have adaptive bladder radiotherapy treatment.
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- The impact of intra-fractional bladder filling on “Plan of the day” adaptive bladder radiotherapyTechnical Innovations and Patient Support in Radiation Oncology Vol. 9
- PreviewRadiotherapy provides a radical treatment approach for many bladder cancer patients either unsuitable for surgery, chemotherapy or undergoing a multimodality management [1,2]. The unpredictable variations in bladder volume due to intra- and inter-fractional filling during treatment have been evidently documented in bladder radiotherapy [2]. Large treatment planning margins are often used to ensure coverage and minimise geographical miss, however this also led to unnecessary irradiation vast areas of normal tissue [2,3].
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