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    This document presents consensus guidelines for delineating the clinical target volume (CTV) for postoperative pelvic radiotherapy in patients with endometrial and cervical cancer. It was created by an international collaboration of radiation oncologists and outlines the CTV for the nodal regions, presacral area, and vaginal/parametrial regions to treat after surgery. The guidelines are meant as an example and companion to a clinical trial, and authors are not responsible for other uses of the guidelines.

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    This document presents consensus guidelines for delineating the clinical target volume (CTV) for postoperative pelvic radiotherapy in patients with endometrial and cervical cancer. It was created by an international collaboration of radiation oncologists and outlines the CTV for the nodal regions, presacral area, and vaginal/parametrial regions to treat after surgery. The guidelines are meant as an example and companion to a clinical trial, and authors are not responsible for other uses of the guidelines.

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    This document presents consensus guidelines for delineating the clinical target volume (CTV) for postoperative pelvic radiotherapy in patients with endometrial and cervical cancer. It was created by an international collaboration of radiation oncologists and outlines the CTV for the nodal regions, presacral area, and vaginal/parametrial regions to treat after surgery. The guidelines are meant as an example and companion to a clinical trial, and authors are not responsible for other uses of the guidelines.

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    Consensus Guidelines for the Deliniation of the CTV in the Postoperative Pelvic Radiotherapy of Endometrial and Cervical Cancer

    William Small Jr., M.D., Radiation Oncology * Arno J. Mundt, MD, Radiation Oncology * Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center of Northwestern University. University of California San Diego

    Collaborators
    Penny Anderson 1, Radiation Oncology C Creutzberg 2, Radiation Oncology Jennifer De Los Santos 3, Radiation Oncology David Gaffney 3, Radiation Oncology Anuja Jhingran 3, Radiation Oncology Lorraine Portelance 4, Radiation Oncology Tracy Schefter 1, Radiation Oncology Revathy Riyer 5, Diagnostic Radiology Mahesh Varia 1, Radiation Oncology
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    ACRIN, 2 ESTRO, 1 GOG, 4 NCIC, 3 RTOG GYN group

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    The materials presented in this website illustrate the consensus reached among the originators and collaborators with respect to the CTV for post-operative therapy to cervical and endometrial tumors. Authors are not responsible for any use of these guidelines by third parties. This atlas has been developed as an example of clinical target volumes (CTV) for the post-operative therapy for cervical and endometrial tumors and serves as a companion to RTOG 0418. It is not meant as a template. Please refer to the text of the protocol for written instructions regarding target volumes.

    Legend: Red: Nodal CTV Blue: Presacral CTV Green: Vaginal/Parametrial CTV

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