Predicting severe acute radiation pneumonitis in patients with non-small cell lung cancer receiving postoperative radiotherapy: Development and internal validation of a nomogram based on the clinical and dose-volume histogram parameters.

Xin Tang,Yanying Li,Xue Tian,Xiaojuan Zhou, Yongsheng Wang,Meijuan Huang,Li Ren, Lin Zhou,Jianxin Xue,Zhenyu Ding,Jiang Zhu,Yong Xu,Feng Peng,Jin Wang,You Lu,Youling Gong

Radiotherapy and Oncology（2019）

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Abstract

•Building a nomogram predicting the severe acute radiation pneumonitis (SARP).•Validating the good performance of the nomogram with different methods.•tlMD, ilV5, and concurrent chemoradiotherapy could predict SARP after PORT.•tlMD and ilV5 were still risk factors for cases with sequential chemoradiotherapy.

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Non-small cell lung cancer,Postoperative radiotherapy,Severe acute radiation pneumonitis,Predictive factor,Nomogram

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