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Treatment studies of cancer frequently use tumour volume to measure response to therapy. Therapeutic response will be apparent at different time points during the experiment. Progressive disease (increasing volume), stable disease and regression (reduction in volume) under therapy are important measures of response in addition to the overall time to reach a defined maximum volume. Traditional methods of presenting this data involve 3 unconnected graphs: line graphs of each individual, average volume of each group with standard error of the mean, and a Kaplan-Meier graph of time to maximum volume.
