SU‐D‐204‐03: Comparison of Patient Positioning Methods Through Modeling of Acute Rectal Toxicity in Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy for Prostate Cancer. Does Quality of Data Matter More Than the Quantity?
X Liu(Mayo Clinic in Arizona), Teresa Wu(Arizona State University), Steven E. Schild(Mayo Clinic Hospital), J Li(Arizona State University), W. Wong(Mayo Clinic in Arizona), Michael Herman(Borland Groover Clinic), M. Fatyga(Mayo Clinic in Florida), S.A. Vora(Mayo Clinic in Arizona), Michael H. Schild(Mayo Clinic in Arizona)
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