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According to ICRU: The total absorbed dose delivered by the reference treatment plan (fraction size <math>X</math>) that leads to the same biological effect as a test treatment plan that is conducted with absorbed dose per fraction <math>d</math> and total absorbed dose <math>D</math> according to the relation:
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The total absorbed dose delivered by the reference treatment plan (fraction size <math>X</math>) that leads to the same biological effect as a test treatment plan that is conducted with absorbed dose per fraction <math>d</math> and total absorbed dose <math>D</math> according to the relation:
  
 
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where <math>\alpha/\beta</math> is an endpoint- and radiation quality-specific parameter that describes the effect of changes in dose per fraction.
 
where <math>\alpha/\beta</math> is an endpoint- and radiation quality-specific parameter that describes the effect of changes in dose per fraction.
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The total absorbed dose delivered by the reference treatment plan (fraction size [math]X[/math]) that leads to the same biological effect as a test treatment plan that is conducted with absorbed dose per fraction [math]d[/math] and total absorbed dose [math]D[/math] according to the relation:

[math] EQDX_{\alpha/\beta} = D \cdot \frac{d+\alpha/\beta}{X + \alpha/\beta} [/math]

where [math]\alpha/\beta[/math] is an endpoint- and radiation quality-specific parameter that describes the effect of changes in dose per fraction.

(from ICRU)

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