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This research aims to explore the interplay between dose, dose rate, and endpoint in FLASH radiotherapy.

February 22, 2026Open Access

Interplay between dose, dose rate and endpoint in the tissue sparing effect of FLASH radiotherapy

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This research aims to explore the interplay between dose, dose rate, and endpoint in FLASH radiotherapy.
Examined the interactions among dose, dose rate, and tissue endpoints in FLASH therapy.
Developed a risk zone map to visualize toxicity risks based on previous in-vivo data.
Analyzed the conditions under which FLASH sparing occurs at varying dose rates.
Identified a significant interplay between dose, dose rate, and endpoints influencing the FLASH effect.
Demonstrated that altering one parameter impacts the FLASH requirements of the others.
Utilized a risk zone map to categorize toxicity based on dose and dose rate combinations effectively.

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• The FLASH sparing effect is an interplay between dose, dose rate and endpoint. • Changing one parameter changes the FLASH requirements of the other two parameters. • A simple schematic risk zone map gives an intuitive understanding of this interplay. The FLASH sparing effect is an interplay between dose, dose rate and endpoint. Changing one parameter changes the FLASH requirements of the other two parameters. A simple schematic risk zone map gives an intuitive understanding of this interplay. FLASH tissue sparing involves an interplay between dose, dose-rate and investigated endpoint. A risk zone map that divides the two-dimensional dose – dose-rate-space into different toxicity risk zones based on previous in-vivo data illustrates this interplay intuitively, including why FLASH sparing manifests at lower dose rates for severe compared to mild toxicity.

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