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Samson DJ, Ratko TA, Rothenberg BM, et al. Comparative Effectiveness and Safety of Radiotherapy Treatments for Head and Neck Cancer [Internet]. Rockville (MD): Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (US); 2010 May. (Comparative Effectiveness Reviews, No. 20.)

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Appendix BExcluded Studies

Full Review Codes
Key Question Codes
NRQnot relevant question (note if ANM, NDE, NRD, NRO, NRT)
Q#?unclear if relevant to any key question
Study Design Codes
ADBadministrative database
ANManimal study
CEAcost/cost-effectiveness analysis
CCScase-control study
COHcohort study
COMcommentary
CRcase report (n≤5)
CScase series
D?design unclear/possibly relevant
DACdiagnostic accuracy study
DPCdose planning study, comparative
DPNdose planning study, noncomparative
EDTeditorial
GUIguideline
INVin vitro
LTRletter
MAmeta-analysis
NABno abstract
NDEnot relevant design
NPDno primary data
NRAnarrative review article
PIphase I trial
PIIphase II trial
PHYphysics study
PHNphantom study
POSpatient positioning study
PRGprognostic study
PROprospective single-arm study
QEXquasi-experimental study (nonrandomized comparative)
RADradiology/imaging study
RCTrandomized controlled trial
REGregistry
RETretrospective study
SRsystematic review
STGdisease staging study
XSLcross-sectional study
Sample Size Code (single-arm only)
FEWn < 10
N1010 ≤ n < 25
N2525 ≤ n < 50
N5050 ≤ n < 100
N100n ≥ 100
N?n unclear
Disease Codes
CNTcentral nervous system tumor (including spine)
CRNcranial nerve tumors
CUTcutaneous tumors (melanoma, etc.)
DS?disease unclear
EARear tumors
ESTesophageal or precursors
ETHethmoid sinus
EYEeye tumors
HEMhematologic tumor(including lymphoma
HNUhead & neck unspecified
HYPhypopharyngeal
LARlaryngeal
MAXmaxillary sinus
MIXmixed head and neck
NRDnot relevant disease
NPHnasopharyngeal
OCLoral cavity/lip
OHNother head and neck tumor
OPHoropharyngeal
OSTother non-head and neck solid tumor
PARparaganglioma
PHRpharyngeal
PNSparanasal sinus/nasal cavity
PTHparathyroid
SALsalivary gland, including parotid
SBskull base tumors
SINsinus unspecified
THYthyroid
TRtracheal tumors
UNPunknown/occult primary
Intervention Codes
3DC3D conformal RT
2.5D2 ½ D RT
2DR2D conventional RT
ACCaccelerated fractionation
BSTboost dose
BRAbrachytherapy
CHTchemotherapy only
CRTchemoradiotherapy
CTPcytoprotective agent
DFRdefinitive RT
HYFhyperfractionation
IMRIMRT
IMMwith immobilization
METmetastatic
NBTneutron beam therapy
NRTnot relevant treatment
PALpalliative
PBTproton beam therapy
PCRpostoperative CRT
PSTpostoperative (adjuvant)
PREpreoperative (neoadjuvant)
RECrecurrent (reirradiation)
RSEradiosensitizing agent
SRSstereotactic radiosurgery
SRTstereotactic radiotherapy
SURsurgery only
T?treatment unclear
UCFunspecified conformal RT
URTunspecified radiotherapy
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