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Radiobiology

a modification of the linear-quadratic model in which the survival curve becomes linear above a transition dose, relevant to large fraction sizes.

In radiobiology, linear-quadratic-linear model refers to a modification of the linear-quadratic model in which the survival curve becomes linear above a transition dose, relevant to large fraction sizes. This meaning comes from Astrahan (2008) in Medical Physics.[1]

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  1. Astrahan, M. (2008). Some implications of linear‐quadratic‐linear radiation dose‐response with regard to hypofractionation. Medical Physics, 35(9), 4161-4172. https://doi.org/10.1118/1.2969065

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