The influence of the overall treatment time in radiotherapy on the acute reaction: Comparison of the effects of daily and twice-a-week fractionation on human skin

Distribution-Free Statistical Tests

1970 • 1,755 citations

Dose fractionation, dose rate and iso-effect relationships for normal tissue responses

1982 • 1,081 citations

Distribution-Free Statistical Tests.

1969 • 1,075 citations

Changes in early and late radiation responses with altered dose fractionation: Implications for dose-survival relationships

1982 • 843 citations

Dose, time and fractionation: A clinical hypothesis

1969 • 615 citations

Accelerated fractionation vs hyperfractionation: Rationales for several treatments per day

1983 • 418 citations

Cumulative radiation effect part I: Fractionated treatment regimes

1971 • 273 citations

Changes in the rate of repopulation during multifraction irradiation of mouse skin

1973 • 247 citations

The influence of fraction size in radiotherapy on the late normal tissue reaction—II: Comparison of the effects of daily and twice-a-week fractionation on human skin

1984 • 140 citations

Biological Bases and Clinical Implications of Tumor Radioresistance

1980 • 91 citations

Hyperfractionation

1982 • 87 citations

The relationship of acute to late skin injury in 2 and 5 fraction/week γ-ray therapy

1978 • 85 citations

Skin tolerance to fractionated X-irradiation in the pig—how good a predictor is the NSD formula?

1974 • 72 citations

Experiments and theory

1963 • 69 citations

Skin Reactions After Different Fractionation Schedules Giving the Same Cumulative Radiation Effect

1975 • 38 citations

Fractionation Scheme with Low Individual Doses in Irradiation of Carcinoma of the Mouth

1973 • 37 citations

Fractionation and dose rate in radiotherapy : an experimental and clinical study of cumulative radiation effect

1978 • 37 citations

The influence of irradiation time per treatment session on acute and late skin reactions: A study on human skin

1984 • 29 citations

Control of Dose Administered Once a Week and Three Times a Day According to Schedules Calculated by the CRE Formula, Using Skin Reaction as a Biological Parameter

1976 • 29 citations

Skin Reaction as A Biologic Parameter for Control of Different Dose Schedules and Gap Correction

1976 • 26 citations

Automated Thermoluminescence Reader Ii. Experiments and Theory

1975 • 10 citations

Prospective Studies with the CRE Formula of Prolonged Fractionation Schedules

1976 • 7 citations

Difference in redness between the fourth cervical and the thoracic segments on the anterior surface of the trunk following irritation with mustard oil.

1952 • 6 citations

Radiotherapy using multiple fractions per day

1983 • 2 citations