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NORMAL TISSUE CONSTRAINTS FOR SRS / SBRT

Organ at Risk Constraint SRS / SBRT Fractions (fx) Endpoint References Organ at Risk Constraint SRS / SBRT Fractions (fx) Endpoint References
1 3 4 5 8 1 3 4 5
Optimal Mandatory Optimal Mandatory Mandatory Optimal Mandatory Optimal Mandatory Mandatory Optimal Mandatory Mandatory Optimal Mandatory
(a) Central nervous system dose constraints (c) Gastrointestinal dose constraints
Optic pathway DMax (≤0.035 cm3) <10 Gy <12 Gy <17.4 Gy (5.8 Gy/fx) <20 Gy <21.2 Gy — <25 Gy (5 Gy/fx) — 29.6 Gy Neuritis Grade 3 or above 1, 2, 4 Duodenum DMax (≤0.035 cm3) <12.4 Gy <22.2 Gy (7.4 Gy/fx) <30 Gy <33.2 Gy <32 Gy (6.4 Gy/fx) <35 Gy Grade 3 + ulceration 1, 2
DMax (0.1 cm ) 3
— <8 Gy — <15 Gy — — <22.5 Gy — — Neuritis 1, 2 DMax (0.03 cm3) — — <24 Gy — — <32 Gy Ulcer, bleeding, perforation (Grade 3 or higher) 3
D<0.2 cm3 — <8 Gy — <15.3 Gy (5.1 Gy/fx ) <19.2 Gy — <23 Gy (4.6 Gy/fx) — <27.2 Gy Neuritis Grade 3 or above 2 V15 Gy — — <5 cm 3
— — — Ulcer, bleeding, perforation (Grade 3 or higher) 3
Cochlea DMax (≤0.035 cm3) — <9 Gy — <17.1 Gy (5.7 Gy/fx) <18 Gy <22 Gy <25 Gy (5 Gy/fx) — <26.4 Gy Grade 3+ hearing loss 1, 2 V16.2 Gy — — — — — <5 cm 3
Ulceration 2, 3
Mean <4 Gy <9 Gy — <17.1 Gy — — <25 Gy — — Hearing loss 1, 2 DMax (0.5 cm3) — — <22.2 Gy — — <35 Gy 1
Brainstem (not medulla) DMax (≤0.035 cm3) — <15 Gy — <23.1 Gy (7.7 Gy/fx) <27.2 Gy — <31 Gy (6.2 Gy/fx) — <37.6 Gy Grade 3+ cranial neuropathy 1, 2 D1 cm 3
— — <30 Gy — <33 Gy <35 Gy 1, 3
DMax (0.1 cm3) <10 Gy <15 Gy <18 Gy <23.1 Gy — <23 Gy <31 Gy — — Cranial neuropathy 1, 2 D<5 cm3 <11.2 Gy — <16.5 Gy (5.5 Gy/fx) — — <18 Gy (3.6 Gy/fx) 2
D<0.5 cm3 — <10 Gy <15.9 Gy <18 Gy (6 Gy/fx) <20.8 Gy — <23 Gy (4.6 Gy/fx) — <27.2 Gy 2 D5 cm 3
— <16.5 Gy <22.5 Gy <25 Gy <25 Gy <26.5 Gy Ulceration 1, 2
Spinal canal* (including DMax (≤0.035 cm3) <12.4 Gy <14 Gy <20.3 Gy <22.5 Gy <25.6 Gy <25.3 Gy <28 Gy — <33.6 Gy Grade 3+ myelitis | Grimm et al.: 1 fx and 1, 2, 4 D9 cm3 — — — — <15 Gy — 1
medulla) 3 fx optimal doses to 0.1 cm3 limit risk of
grade 2-4 myelopathy to 0.4% D<10 cm 3
<9 Gy — <11.4 Gy (3.8 Gy/fx) — — <12.5 Gy (2.5 Gy/fx) 2

DMax (0.1 cm3) <10 Gy <14 Gy <18 Gy <21.9 Gy — <23 Gy <30 Gy <25 Gy <32 Gy Grade 3+ myelitis 1 D10 cm 3
— — <11.4 Gy — — <25 Gy 1

D<0.35 cm 3
— <10 Gy — <18 Gy (6 Gy/fx) <18 Gy — <22 Gy — <26.4 Gy Myelitis 2 Stomach DMax (≤0.035 cm3) <12.4 Gy <22.2 Gy (7.4 Gy/fx) <30 Gy <33.2 Gy <32 Gy (6.4 Gy/fx) <35 Gy Grade 3+ ulceration/fistulation 1, 2

D1 cm3 <7 Gy — <12.3 Gy — — <14.5 Gy — — — 1 DMax (0.5 cm3) — — <22.2 Gy — <33 Gy <35 Gy Ulceration/fistula 1, 2
D5 cm3 — — <22.5 Gy <25 Gy <25 Gy <26.5Gy Ulceration/fistula 1, 2
D<1.2 cm3 — <7 Gy — <12.3 Gy (4.1 Gy/fx) — — <14.5 Gy (2.9 Gy/fx) — — 2
D<10 cm 3
<11.2 Gy — <16.5 Gy (5.5 Gy/fx) — — <18 Gy (3.6 Gy/fx) 2
Spinal canal subvolume DMax (≤0.035 cm3) — <14 Gy — <21.9 Gy (7.3 Gy/fx) — — <30 Gy (6 Gy/fx) — — Myelitis 2
(5 — 6 mm above and below D10 cm 3
— — <16.5 Gy — — <25 Gy 1
level treated per Ryu) D<10% of subvolume — <10 Gy — <18 Gy (6 Gy/fx) — — <23 Gy (4.6 Gy/fx) — — 2
D50 cm3 — — — — — — 1
Cauda equina DMax (≤0.035 cm3) — <16 Gy <24 Gy (8 Gy/fx) <25.5 Gy <28.8 Gy — <31.5 Gy) — <38.4 Gy Grade 3+ neuritis 1, 2
Small bowel/jejunum /ileum DMax (≤0.035 cm ) 3
<15.4 Gy <25.2 Gy (8.4 Gy/fx) <28.5 Gy <31.6 Gy — <34.5 Gy Grade 3+ enteritis/obstruction 1, 2
DMax (0.1 cm3) — <16 Gy — <24 Gy — — <32 Gy — — Neuritis 1, 2
DMax (0.03 cm3) — — <27 Gy — — <35 Gy Ulcer, bleeding, perforation (Grade 3 or higher) 3
D<5 cm3 — <14 Gy — <21.9 Gy (7.3 Gy/fx) <26 Gy — <30 Gy (6 Gy/fx) — <34 Gy 2
V18 Gy — — <5 cm3 — — — Ulcer, bleeding, perforation (Grade 3 or higher) 3
D5 cm3 — <14 Gy — <22 Gy — — <30 Gy — — 1
V19.5 Gy — — — — — <5 cm 3
Enteritis/obstruction 2, 3
Sacral plexus DMax (≤0.035 cm3) — <16 Gy — <24 Gy (8 Gy/fx) <28.8 Gy — <32 Gy (6.4 Gy/fx) — <38.4 Gy Grade 3+ neuritis 1, 2
DMax (0.5 cm3) — — <25.2 Gy — <30 Gy <35 Gy 1
DMax (0.1 cm3) — <16 Gy — <24 Gy — — <32 Gy — — Neuropathy 1, 2
D2 cm 3
— — <24.5 Gy — — <30 Gy 3
D<5 cm3 — <14.4 Gy — <22.5 Gy (7.5 Gy/fx) <26 Gy — <30 Gy (6 Gy/fx) — <34 Gy 2
D<5 cm3 <11.9 Gy — <17.7 Gy (5.9 Gy/fx) — — <19.5 Gy (3.9 Gy/fx) 2
D5 cm3 — <14 Gy — <22 Gy — — <30 Gy — — 1
D5 cm3 — — <17.7 Gy  | <21 Gy — <25 Gy <25 Gy 1, 3
Normal brain D10 cm 3
<12 Gy — — — — — — — — Radiation necrosis 1
(whole brain-gross tumour D10 cm 3
— — — — — <25 Gy 1
D50 % <5 Gy — — — — — — — — Cognitive deterioration 1
volume) Colon DMax (≤0.035 cm3) <18.4 Gy — <28.2 Gy (9.4 Gy/fx) <48.5 Gy <38 Gy (7.6 Gy/fx) 52.5 Gy Colitis/fistula 2
Lens DMax (0.1 cm3) <1.5 Gy — — — — — — — — Cataract formation 1 D<20 cm3 <14.3 Gy — <24 Gy (8 Gy/fx) <30.8 Gy <25 Gy (5 Gy/fx) 32.5 Gy 2
Orbit DMax (0.1 cm ) 3
<8 Gy — — — — — — — — Retinopathy 1 Common bile duct DMax (≤0.035 cm3) — — <36 Gy <38.4 Gy — <41 Gy Stenosis 1, 2

(b) Thoracic dose constraints Esophagus DMax (0.03 cm3) — — — — — <35 Gy Grade 3+ stenosis/fistula 1, 3

Brachial plexus DMax (≤0.035 cm  ) 3


— <17.5 Gy <24 Gy (8 Gy/fx) <26 Gy <29.6 Gy <30.5  Gy (6.1 Gy/fx) <32.5 Gy — <39.2 Gy Grade 3+ neuropathy 1, 2 DMax (≤0.035 cm ) 3
<15.4 Gy <25.2 Gy (8.4 Gy/fx) <32.4 Gy <35.6 Gy <35 Gy (7 Gy/fx) <38 Gy Stenosis/fistula (Grade 3 or higher) 2, 3

DMax (0.5 cm3) — — <24 Gy <26 Gy — <27 Gy <29 Gy <27 Gy <38 Gy Neuropathy 1, 2 DMax (0.03 cm3) for Grade 2 esophagitis — — <27 Gy — — <35 Gy Stenosis/fistula (Grade 3 or higher) 3

D<3 cm3 — <14 Gy <20.4 Gy (6.8 Gy/fx) <22 Gy <24.8 Gy — <27 Gy (5.4 Gy/fx) — <32.8 Gy 2 DMax (0.03 cm3) for Grade 3 or higher — — — — — <50 Gy Stenosis/fistula 2, 3

Heart/pericardium DMax (≤0.035 cm3) — <22 Gy — <30 Gy (10 Gy/fx) <34 Gy — <38 Gy (7.6 Gy/fx) — <40 Gy Grade 3+ pericarditis 1,2 DMax (0.5 cm3) — — <25.2 Gy — <32 Gy <34 Gy 1
DMax (0.5 cm ) 3
— — <24 Gy <26 Gy — <27 Gy <29 Gy <50 Gy <60 Gy Pericarditis 1, 2 D2 cm 3
<14 Gy — — — — — 3
D<15 cm 3
— <16 Gy — <24 Gy (8 Gy/fx) <28 Gy — <32 Gy (6.4 Gy/fx) — <34.4 Gy 2 D<5 cm3 <11.9 Gy <17.7 Gy (5.9 Gy/fx) <27.9 Gy 30.4 Gy <19.5 Gy (3.9 Gy/fx) <32.5 Gy 2, 3
Trachea and (large) DMax (≤0.035 cm ) 3
— <20.2 Gy <30 Gy (10 Gy/fx) <43 Gy <47 Gy <40 Gy (8 Gy/fx) <50 Gy <56 Gy Grade 3+ stenosis/fistula 1, 2 V27.5 Gy — — — — — <5 cm 3
3
bronchus
DMax (0.03 cm ) 3
— — — — <52.5 Gy — <38 Gy | <52.5 Gy — — Stenosis/fistula (Grade 3 or higher) 3 Large bowel DMax (0.5 cm ) 3
— — <28.2 Gy — — <32 Gy Grade 3+ colitis/fistula 1
DMax (0.5 cm3) — — <30 Gy <32 Gy — <32 Gy <35 Gy <32 Gy <44 Gy Stenosis/fistula (Grade 3 or higher) 1, 3 Rectum Parallel DMax (≤0.035 cm3) <18.4 Gy — <28.2 Gy (9.4 Gy/fx) — — <38 Gy (7.6 Gy/fx) Grade 3+ colitis/fistula 1, 2
gastrointestinal organs
D<4 cm3 — <10.5 Gy — <15 Gy (5 Gy/fx) V43 Gy<5 cm3 — <16.5 Gy (3.3 Gy/fx) Stenosis/fistula 2 DMax (0.5 cm3) — — <28.2 Gy — — <32 Gy Proctitis/fistula 1, 2
V18 Gy — — — — — — <4 cm3 — — 3 D<20 cm3 <14.3 Gy — <24 Gy (8 Gy/fx) — — <25 Gy (5 Gy/fx) 2
V33.5 Gy — — — — <4 cm 3
— <4 cm 3
— — 3 Normal liver (non cirrhothic) D700 cm 3
<9.1 Gy — <17.7 Gy <19.6 Gy <21 Gy (4.2 Gy/fx) <21.5 Gy Grade 3+ liver function dysfunction/radiation- 1, 2, 3
(attenuation for steep dose (liver - gross tumour volume) induced liver disease (classic or non-classic)
gradient across airway)
V10 Gy — — — — <70% — Basic liver function (Grade 3 or higher) 1, 3
Bronchus-smaller airways DMax (≤0.035 cm3) — <13.3 Gy <23.1 Gy (7.7 Gy/fx) <30 Gy <34.8 Gy <33 Gy (6.6 Gy/fx) <40 Gy — <48.8 Gy Stenosis with atelectasis 2
Mean dose — — <13 Gy — <13 Gy <15.2 Gy Basic liver function (Grade 3 or higher) 1, 3, 4
D<0.5 cm3 — <12.4 Gy <18.9 Gy (6.3 Gy/fx) <25.8 Gy <28.8 Gy <21 Gy (4.2 Gy/fx) <32 Gy — <34.4 Gy 2
D50 % — <15 Gy — — — — Basic liver function 1, 2
Normal lungs* V20 Gy — — <10 % <15% <15 % <10 % <15 % — <10 % Grade 3+ pneumonitis 1, 3, 4
(lungs - gross tumour volume) Dose to ≥ 700 cm 3
— <15 Gy <19 Gy | <15Gy — — <21 Gy 1, 3
iV30 Gy (Volume of ipsilateral — — — — <15 % — — — — Pneumonitis (Grade 3 or higher) 3
(left and right)
organ) Dose to ≥ 700 cm3 DMax (0.03 cm3) <9.1 Gy — <17.1 Gy — — <21 Gy 3

Mean Lung Dose — — — <8 Gy ≤6 Gy <8 Gy — — — Pneumonitis (Grade 3 or higher) 3, 4 Normal liver (non cirrhothic) Dose to ≥ 700 cm3 DMax (0.03 cm3) <9.1 Gy — <17.1 Gy — — <21 Gy Basic liver function (Grade 3 or higher) 3
(liver - gross tumour volume)
D1000 cm 3
— <7.4 Gy — <12.4 Gy (3.1 Gy/fx) — — <13.5 Gy (2.7 Gy/fx) — — Basic Lung Function, Pneumonitis 2 Child Pugh Class A: ≥ 700 cm3 of uninvolved liver — — <15 Gy — — <15 Gy Basic liver function (Grade 3 or higher) 3

≥ 1000 cm3 of uninvolved lung — — — — — — <13.5 Gy — — 3 Child Pugh Class A: Mean liver dose — — <15 Gy — — <15 Gy 3, 4
D1500 cm for males and
3
— <7 Gy <11.6 Gy <10.8 Gy <12 Gy — <12.5 Gy (2.5 Gy/fx) — <14.4 Gy 2 Child Pugh Class B: ≥ 700 cm of uninvolved liver
3
— — — — — <15 Gy 3
D950 cm3 for females (2.9 Gy/fx)
Child Pugh Class B: ≥ 500 cm3 of uninvolved liver — — — — — <7 Gy 3
Chest wall/rib DMax (≤0.035 cm3) — <30 Gy <36.9 Gy (12.3 Gy/fx) <45 Gy <54 Gy <43 Gy (8.6 Gy/fx) <57 Gy — <63 Gy Grade 3+ fracture or pain 1, 2
Child Pugh Class B: Mean liver dose — — — — — <10 Gy 3
DMax (0.5 cm3) — — <37 Gy <40 Gy <43 Gy <39 Gy — <39 Gy — Pain or fracture 1, 2
Central liver V26 Gy — — — — — <40 cm3 Hepatobiliary toxicity (Grade 3 or higher) 3
D<1 cm3 — <22 Gy — <28.8 Gy (9.6 Gy/fx) — — <35 Gy (7 Gy/fx) — — 2
V21 Gy — — — — — <37 cm3 3
D<30 cm3 — — — <30 Gy (10 Gy/fx) — — — — — 2
Mean dose — — — — — <19 Gy 3
D30 cm3 — — <30 Gy — — <32 Gy — <35 Gy — 1
Kidneys (individual and Mean dose — — — — <10 Gy — Grade 3+ renal function dysfunction 1
Great vessels DMax (≤0.035cm3) — <37 Gy — <45 Gy (15 Gy/fx) <49 Gy — <53 Gy (10.6 Gy/fx) — <62 Gy Grade 3+ aneurysm 1, 2 combined)
Dose to ≥ 200 cm * 3
— — <16 Gy — — — 1
DMax (0.03 cm3) — — — — — — <53 Gy — — Aneurysm (Grade 3 or higher) 3
Renal cortex (right and left) D200 cm3 <8.4 Gy — <14.7 Gy <16 Gy — <17.5 Gy (3.5 Gy/fx) Basic renal function 2
DMax (0.03 cm3) to pulmonary — — — — <52.5 Gy — <52.5 Gy — — Aneurysm (Grade 3 or higher) 3
artery "If solitary kidney or V10 Gy — — — — <10% <45% Grade 3+ renal function dysfunction 1
if 1 kidney mean dose >10 Gy"
DMax (0.03 cm ) to aorta 3
— — — — <60 Gy — <60 Gy — — Aneurysm 2, 3
Renal hilium/vascular trunk DMax (≤0.035 cm3) <18.6 Gy (6.2 Gy/fx) — — — — — Malignant/hypertension 2
DMax (0.5 cm ) 3
— — — <45 Gy — — <53 Gy — — 1
<2/3 volume <10.6 Gy — — — — <23 Gy (4.6 Gy/fx) 2
V47 Gy — — — — — — <10 cm3 — — 3
15 cm 3
— — <19.5 Gy <21.5 Gy — <23 Gy (4.6 Gy/fx) 2
D<10 cm3 — <31 Gy — <39 Gy (13 Gy/fx) <43Gy — <47 Gy (9.4 Gy/fx) — <55,2Gy 2
(d) Pelvic dose constraints (for non — prostate primary irradiation)
Bladder/bladder wall DMax (≤0.035 cm3) <18.4 Gy <28.2 Gy (9.4 Gy/fx) <33 Gy <35.6 Gy — <38 Gy (7.6 Gy/fx) Grade 3+ cystitis/fistula 1, 2
D<15 cm 3
<11.4 Gy <16.8 Gy (5.6 Gy/fx) <17 Gy <18.5 Gy <18.3 Gy (3.65 Gy/fx) <20 Gy Cystitis/fistula 2

NOTES D15 cm 3

DMax (0.5 cm3)






<16.8 Gy
<28.2 Gy




<18.3 Gy
<38 Gy
1
1
Penile bulb DMax (≤0.035 cm3) <34 Gy — <42 Gy (14 Gy/fx) — — <50 Gy (10 Gy/fx) Grade 3+ impotence 1, 2
(a) NOTES for CNS constraints (c) NOTES for Gastrointestinal constraints (e) NOTES for other tissue constraints
D<3 cm3 <14 Gy <21.9 Gy (7.3 Gy/fx) <25 Gy <27 Gy — <30 Gy (6 Gy/fx) Impotence 2
DMax is the near-point maximum dose, defined in this case as D0.1 cm3, which is DMax is the near-point maximum dose, defined in this case as D0.5 cm3, which is DMax is the near-point maximum dose, defined in this case as D0.5 cm3, which is
the minimum dose to the 0.1 cm3 volume of the organ receiving the highest doses. the minimum dose to the 0.5 cm3 volume of the organ receiving the highest doses. the minimum dose to the 0.5 cm3 volume of the organ receiving the highest doses. D3 cm3 — — <21.9 Gy — — <30 Gy 1
D1 cm , D5 cm and D10 cm are the minimum doses to the specified volume of the
3 3 3
D1 cm , D5 cm , D9 cm , D10 cm and D50 cm are the minimum doses to the
3 3 3 3 3
D10 cm is the minimum dose to the 10 cm of the organ that receive the highest doses.
3 3
DMax (0.5 cm ) 3
— — <42 Gy — — <50 Gy 1
organ (1 cm3, 5 cm3, 10 cm3) that receive the highest doses. specified volume of the organ (1 cm3, 5 cm3, etc.) that receive the highest doses.
D50 % is the median dose to the volume (equal to the minimum dose to the 50% V10 Gy is the percentage volume of the organ receiving a dose of 10 Gy or higher. Ureter DMax (0.5 cm3) — — <40 Gy — — <45 Gy 1
of the volume receiving the highest doses). Dose to 700 cm and 200 cm is the maximum dose to the specified volume of
3 3 DMax (≤0.035 cm3) — — <40 Gy <43 Gy <38-42 Gy <45 Gy 1, 2
* For treatments of the spine itself, these constraints should be applied to the the organ (700 cm3, 200 cm3) that receives the lowest doses.
cord planning organ at risk volume (PRV). (e) Other tissue dose constraints
Skin DMax (≤0.035 cm3) <26 Gy — <33 Gy (11 Gy/fx) <36 Gy — <38.5 Gy (7.9 Gy/fx) Grade 3+ ulceration 1, 2
(b) NOTES for Thoracic constraints (d) NOTES for Pelvic constraints (f) NOTES for PACE trial constraints DMax (0.5 cm3) — <33 Gy — — <39.5 Gy <36.5 Gy (7.3 Gy/fx) Ulceration 1, 2
DMax is the near-point maximum dose, defined in this case as D0.5 cm3, which is the DMax is the near-point maximum dose, defined in this case as D0.5 cm3, which is the D5%, D20%, D40% and D50% are the minimum doses to the percentage volume
minimum dose to the 0.5 cm3 volume of the organ receiving the highest doses. D<10 cm3 <23 Gy <30 Gy (10 Gy/fx) <31 Gy <33.6 Gy — <36.5 Gy 2
minimum dose to the 0.5 cm3 volume of the organ receiving the highest doses. of the organ (5%, 20%, etc.) that receive the highest doses.
V20 Gy is the percentage volume of the organ receiving a dose of 20 Gy or higher. D3 cm and D15 cm are the minimum doses to the specified volume of the organ
3 3
D50% is equivalent to the median dose to the volume. D10 cm 3
— <30 Gy — — <36.5 Gy — 1
D30 cm3 is the minimum dose to 30 cm3 of the organ that receives the highest doses. (3 cm3, 15 cm3) that receive the highest doses. D1 cm3 and D5 cm3 are the minimum doses to the specified volume of the organ Femoral heads D<10 cm3 <14 Gy <21.9 Gy (7.3 Gy/fx) <24 Gy <27 Gy — <30 Gy (6 Gy/fx) Grade 3+ necrosis 1, 2
* Normal lung (lungs e gross tumour volume) constraints for the treatment of two or * If total kidney volume <200 cm3, or treating renal or adrenal lesions, then total dose (1 cm3, 5 cm3) that receive the highest doses. (right and left)
three lung lesions in the same patient, should follow the guidelines in general point 9 above. to contralateral kidney should be <16 Gy and aim to minimise spillage into ipsilateral kidney if D10 cm 3
— <21.9 Gy — — <30 Gy — Necrosis 1, 2
V37 Gy is the absolute volume of the organ receiving a dose of 37 Gy or higher.
(f) PACE trial [12] constraints for primary prostate RT only
Rectum D50 % — — — — — <18.1 Gy 1
D20 % — — — — — <29 Gy 1
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— — — — — <36 Gy 1
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Bowel D5 cm 3
— — — — — <18.1 Gy 1
D1 cm 3
— — — — — <30 Gy 1

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