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METHODS 36 patients who meet study criteria were retrospectively evaluated and classified as laparoscopy (group 1) and open surgery (group 2). Intestinal volumes that received a 10% range of total radiotherapy dose at 10% (V10%) to 100% (V100%) and dosimetric data (V40-45 Gy, Dmax.) were obtained from the dosevolume histogram. The toxicities were graded acute and late according to Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (RTOG) scoring.

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