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Circulating-blood dose is associated with severe lymphopenia in thoracic radiotherapy, but added simulation complexity provides no detectable incremental information

2026-08-17

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<h4>Purpose</h4> To compare scalar circulating-blood dose summaries, assess whether associations with grade 3 or higher lymphopenia and overall survival persisted after planning target volume (PTV) adjustment, and distinguish scalar from exploratory dynamic blood-dose analyses. <h4>Methods and Materials</h4> The assembled dataset included 133 patients from 2 retrospective thoracic radiation cohorts; 121 entered...

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cdcdee8e-9459-565f-9b81-bdf616737cec
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10.64898/2026.08.13.26359883
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