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EUD-based NTCP and TCP Matlab program

Please note that eudmodel.m is intended for research purposes only. It is freely distributed and may also be downloaded from MATLAB Central.

Left click here to view eudmodel.m or right click to save the file
Save the file in MATLAB as eudmodel.m not eudmodel.txt

EUDMODEL(DVH), where DVH is a 2 column matrix corresponding to the cumulative, not differential, dose volume histogram. The first column in the DVH matrix corresponds to increasing absolute dose or percentage dose values. The second column is the corresponding absolute or relative volume value. The matrix must have a minimum of two rows, and both columns must be of equal length.


Written and tested in MATLAB Student Version (Version 7.0.0.27) Release 14, and should work in other releases.

EUD-Based NTCP and TCP mathematical model by Andrzej Niemierko, Ph.D.
Matlab program by Hiram A. Gay, MD


Reference:
Gay HA, Niemierko A. A free program for calculating EUD-based NTCP and TCP in external beam radiotherapy. Phys Med. 2007 Sep 5




Isodose-based methodology for minimizing the morbidity and mortality of thoracic hypofractionated radiotherapy

Left click here to download the Excel Spreadsheet: Isodose Based Method.xls which is provided for instructional purposes only and implements the equations in the reference below. Always use the most recent and validated dose volume contraints, treatment techniques and dose prescriptions in the literature.

Reference:
Gay HA, Sibata CH, Allison RR, Jeremic B. Isodose-based methodology for minimizing the morbidity and mortality of thoracic hypofractionated radiotherapy. Radiotherapy & Oncology.




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