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ELSEVIER Radiotherapy and Oncology 37 (1995) 171-172 R ADIOTHERAPY 130Nc010G~ Corrigendum Corrigendum to “A comparison of conventional ‘forward planning’ with inverse planning for 3D conformal radiotherapy of the prostate” [Radiotherapy and Oncology 35 (1995) 248-2621’ Mark Oldham, Anthony Neal, Steve Webb Joint Department of Physics, Institute of Cancer Research and the Royal Mars&n Hospital, Downs Road, Sutton, Surrey, SM2 SPT, UK Received 6 October 1994; revision received 20 March 1995;accepted 27 March 1995 There was a figure labelling error in the above manuscript. In the figures Sb,c,dj,k, and 1,all dashed lines should be solid and vice versa. The ‘x’ and ‘0’ markers should then attach to the new central dashedand solid lines respective- ly. Fortunately the correction of this error has only a small impact on the text. The following sentences in italics are corrections to sentences in the original paper. Page 256, column 1, line 48 should read; The optimisation does,however, produce about l-2% more rectal vohanein the >80% bin for the 4.6, and 8 fieldplans, and l-2% less for the 3 field plans. Page 256, column 2, line 1 should read; In the 4,6 and8fieldplans, the optimisation producesa higher volumein the 20-50% bin and a substantially lower vohune in the SO-80% bin. Page 256, column 2, line 17 should read; From Fig. 5 weexpect that the optimisation hasslightly worsened the rectal dose for the 4.6, and8fieldplans, and slightly improved it for the 3 field plans. Thefemoral head dose appears to be a signtficant improvement for all plan types. ‘SSDI of original article: 0167-8140(94) 01556-v 0167-814&95/SO9.500 1995Elsevier Science Ireland Ltd. All rights reserved SSDZ 0167-8140(95)01652-W

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ELSEVIER Radiotherapy and Oncology 37 (1995) 171-172

R ADIOTHERAPY 130Nc010G~

Corrigendum

Corrigendum to “A comparison of conventional ‘forward planning’ with inverse planning for 3D conformal radiotherapy of the prostate”

[Radiotherapy and Oncology 35 (1995) 248-2621’

Mark Oldham, Anthony Neal, Steve Webb

Joint Department of Physics, Institute of Cancer Research and the Royal Mars&n Hospital, Downs Road, Sutton, Surrey, SM2 SPT, UK

Received 6 October 1994; revision received 20 March 1995; accepted 27 March 1995

There was a figure labelling error in the above manuscript. In the figures Sb,c,dj,k, and 1, all dashed lines should be solid and vice versa. The ‘x’ and ‘0’ markers should then attach to the new central dashed and solid lines respective- ly. Fortunately the correction of this error has only a small impact on the text. The following sentences in italics are corrections to sentences in the original paper.

Page 256, column 1, line 48 should read; The optimisation does, however, produce about l-2% more rectal vohane in the >80% bin for the 4.6, and 8 fieldplans, and l-2% less for the 3 field plans.

Page 256, column 2, line 1 should read; In the 4,6 and8fieldplans, the optimisation produces a higher volume in the 20-50% bin and a substantially lower vohune in the SO-80% bin.

Page 256, column 2, line 17 should read; From Fig. 5 we expect that the optimisation has slightly worsened the rectal dose for the 4.6, and8fieldplans, and slightly improved it for the 3 field plans. The femoral head dose appears to be a signtficant improvement for all plan types.

‘SSDI of original article: 0167-8140(94) 01556-v

0167-814&95/SO9.50 0 1995 Elsevier Science Ireland Ltd. All rights reserved SSDZ 0167-8140(95)01652-W

172 Corrigendum /Radiotherapy and Oncology 37 (1995) 171-I 72

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