Re-defining rectal volume and DVH for analysis of rectal morbidity risk after radiotherapy for early prostate cancer

Author： O'DONNELL H E   FINNEGAN K   ELIADES H   OLIVEROS S   PLOWMAN P N  

Publisher： British Institute of Radiology

ISSN： 0007-1285

Source： British Journal of Radiology, Vol.81, Iss.964, 2008-04, pp. : 327-332

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