Adaptive image-guided radiotherapy in MIBC shows low toxicity and good outcomes

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Prof Robert Huddart speaks to ecancer about late toxicity and cancer outcomes of a randomised phase II trial of adaptive image-guided radiotherapy in muscle-invasive bladder cancer.

The study aimed to define a feasible, safe schedule for muscle-invasive bladder cancer using the plan of the day adaptive image-guided RT and tumour boost dose escalation.

The team found that the toxicity was low in all treatment groups. Local control for image-guided (chemo) RT was also good.

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