Change DVH.CSV export: Change dvh output to percentvolume vs dose #292
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The current DVH.CSV export has columns in 'centiGray' and rows in '%'. Change output to columns in '%' (100%, 99.5%, 99.0%, .....) and rows in 'centiGray' (no decimals, normal rounding). This will produce a spreadsheet with a fixed number of columns irrespective of the prescribed radiation dose.
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sjswerdloff
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Aug 31, 2023
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The new CSV files contain what I would refer to as Volume Dose Histograms, rather than Dose Volume Histograms (given that the axes have essentially been swapped). |
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The current DVH.CSV export has columns in 'centiGray' and rows in '%'.
Change output to columns in '%' (100%, 99.5%, 99.0%, .....) and rows in 'centiGray' (no decimals, normal rounding). This will produce a spreadsheet with a fixed number of columns irrespective of the prescribed radiation dose.