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Mathematical models of tumor volume dynamics in response to radiotherapy

2022-04-08

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From the beginning of the usage of radiotherapy (RT) for cancer treatment, mathematical modeling has been integral to understanding radiobiology and for designing treatment approaches and schedules. There has been extensive modeling of response to RT with the inclusion of various degrees of biological complexity. Here we focus on models of tumor volume dynamics. There has been much discussion on the implications o...

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DOI: 10.1101/2022.04.07.487525

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