Abstract:【Abstract】 Objective To observe the dose distribution, adverse reaction, cosmetic effect and curative effect of postoperative radiotherapy using tumor bed boost simultaneously for breast cancer patients after breast conserving surgery.Methods 43 patients with Ⅰ to Ⅱ breast cancer accepted breastconserving surgery and sentinel lymph node biopsy±axillary lymph node sweeping surgery were involved. Intensitymodulated whole breast irradiation (WBI) ± supraclavicular/axillary area radiation were conducted with tumor bed boost simultaneouslyA dose of 50Gy/25f was delivered to planning target volume (PTV), and 60Gy/25f/24Gy/fx was delivered to tumor bed boost area (PGTV). Radiotherapy dosimetry characteristics, clinical adverse reaction, the cosmetic effect and curative effect were observed before and/or after radiotherapy. Results The CI, HI and dose distribution were satisfied using IMRT technique. 539% patients developed grade Ⅰ skin injury, 4186% for grade Ⅱ, 465% for grade Ⅲ, and no grade Ⅳ skin injury was found. Grade Ⅰ lung injury was 3023%, 916% for grade Ⅱ, and no grade Ⅲ or grade Ⅳ lung injury was foundGrade Ⅰ and grade Ⅱ. The upper limb lymphedema were observed in 186% and 465% patients respectivelyIn cosmetic effect evaluation. 9302% patients scored good and very good before radiation therapy, and the percentage changed to 8604% when 1 year after radiation therapy. The 3year LRFS was 9767%, and 3year OS 9535%.Conclusion In this research, the simultaneous tumor bed boost postoperative radiation therapy shows satisfied CI and HI when IMRT technique is supplied, and much more shorter treatment cycle compared with the sequential tumor bed boostIts acute and longterm side effects is lowmsked, and exhibits fine cosmetic effect. 3year LRFS and 3year OS which are no less than those in previous reports.