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Figure 1 | Radiation Oncology

Figure 1

From: cExternal beam radiation results in minimal changes in post void residual urine volumes during the treatment of clinically localized prostate cancer

Figure 1

(A). Mean post-void residual volume as a function of week of external beam radiation therapy (XRT) treatment, stratified by radiation group. The bladder scanner operates within a margin of accuracy of ± 20 cc. (B) Mean difference from baseline in post-void residual (PVR) volume as a function of week of external beam radiation therapy (XRT) treatment, stratified by radiation group. The best-fit lines were determined by quadratic regression analysis. The bladder scanner operates within a margin of accuracy of ± 20 cc.

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