When comparing to the Manchester system, the Quimby system recommends what regarding mg Ra Eq-hr/1000R?

The Quimby system recommends a value of mg Ra Eq-hr/1000R that is greater than what the Manchester system suggests. This difference is rooted in the distinct methodologies and clinical contexts of each system.

The Manchester system was designed with a focus on a more conservative approach to dose distribution and safety, primarily to minimize risks associated with overdosage in radiation therapy. In contrast, the Quimby system accounts for a broader range of clinical scenarios and aims for a more aggressive dose delivery for certain treatment plans.

By allowing for a higher amount of mg Ra Eq-hr/1000R than the Manchester system, the Quimby system can potentially improve tumor control, particularly in cases where there is a need for higher doses to achieve desired therapeutic outcomes. This distinction underscores the importance of selecting the appropriate treatment plan based on the specific characteristics of the tumor and the patient's overall condition.