Logical model representing a radiotherapy treatment course administered to the patient, including intent, timing, and anatomical target. Derived from Cancer_Common_Logical_Model_20260521.xlsx (sheet Radiotherapy).

Reference to the patient (subject) receiving radiotherapy.

Reference to the cancer condition at diagnosis targeted by radiotherapy.

Reference to the clinical progression event, if radiotherapy is delivered in response to progression.

It is not only required at the time of diagnosis; it must be provided in the event of ClinicalCancerProgression.

Radiotherapy intent (Definitive/curative vs Palliative).

Choice: Definitive | Palliative

Start date of the radiotherapy course.

End date of the radiotherapy course (may be missing while ongoing).

It might not be available while the radiotherapy is still ongoing; however, an end date must eventually be recorded, which in the most extreme case will coincide with the patient's date of death.

Anatomical site(s) targeted by radiotherapy.

Strategic timing/setting of radiotherapy (e.g. neoadjuvant, adjuvant, concomitant, alone).

Choice: Alone | Preoperative/Neoadjuvant | Postoperative/Adjuvant | Concomitant

Logical model representing a radiotherapy treatment course administered to the patient, including intent, timing, and anatomical target. Derived from Cancer_Common_Logical_Model_20260521.xlsx (sheet Radiotherapy).

Reference to the patient (subject) receiving radiotherapy.

Reference to the cancer condition at diagnosis targeted by radiotherapy.

Reference to the clinical progression event, if radiotherapy is delivered in response to progression.

It is not only required at the time of diagnosis; it must be provided in the event of ClinicalCancerProgression.

Radiotherapy intent (Definitive/curative vs Palliative).

Choice: Definitive | Palliative

Start date of the radiotherapy course.

End date of the radiotherapy course (may be missing while ongoing).

It might not be available while the radiotherapy is still ongoing; however, an end date must eventually be recorded, which in the most extreme case will coincide with the patient's date of death.

Anatomical site(s) targeted by radiotherapy.

Strategic timing/setting of radiotherapy (e.g. neoadjuvant, adjuvant, concomitant, alone).

Choice: Alone | Preoperative/Neoadjuvant | Postoperative/Adjuvant | Concomitant

Logical model representing a radiotherapy treatment course administered to the patient, including intent, timing, and anatomical target. Derived from Cancer_Common_Logical_Model_20260521.xlsx (sheet Radiotherapy).

Reference to the patient (subject) receiving radiotherapy.

Reference to the cancer condition at diagnosis targeted by radiotherapy.

Reference to the clinical progression event, if radiotherapy is delivered in response to progression.

It is not only required at the time of diagnosis; it must be provided in the event of ClinicalCancerProgression.

Radiotherapy intent (Definitive/curative vs Palliative).

Choice: Definitive | Palliative

Start date of the radiotherapy course.

End date of the radiotherapy course (may be missing while ongoing).

It might not be available while the radiotherapy is still ongoing; however, an end date must eventually be recorded, which in the most extreme case will coincide with the patient's date of death.

Anatomical site(s) targeted by radiotherapy.

Strategic timing/setting of radiotherapy (e.g. neoadjuvant, adjuvant, concomitant, alone).

Choice: Alone | Preoperative/Neoadjuvant | Postoperative/Adjuvant | Concomitant