Metastasis-directed EBRT was feasible alongside Lu-PSMA-617 in metastatic prostate cancer
Among 88 patients receiving both treatments, PSA50 response was 55.7% and prior metastasis-directed EBRT did not increase hematologic toxicity.
Among 88 patients receiving both treatments, PSA50 response was 55.7% and prior metastasis-directed EBRT did not increase hematologic toxicity.
Detected Cherenkov signal per dose fell sharply in small fields, driven mainly by optical transport rather than major changes in intrinsic Cherenkov production.
A routine departmental workflow delivered rapid palliative RT with a median 109-minute treatment process despite having no dedicated rapid-access clinic.
Five-fraction RT is well supported for selected whole- and partial-breast treatment, while regional nodal and postmastectomy evidence remains less mature.
PET-directed elective nodal RT plus temporary ADT yielded 77% 10-year overall survival with low grade 3 GU and GI toxicity.
Higher sinoatrial node low-dose exposure independently tracked with new ECG abnormalities after postoperative breast IMRT in this exploratory retrospective cohort.
ASTRO recommends trimodal therapy as an alternative to cystectomy in selected muscle-invasive bladder cancer and supports 55 Gy in 20 fractions.
In ARGOS-CLIMBER, PSMA/MRI-guided five-fraction pelvic SABR produced a 67% PET complete response rate at two years with limited late GU toxicity.
After two days of local configuration, a pretrained model generated oropharyngeal IMPT plans with overall quality comparable to manual planning.
Target Dice improved from 0.57 to 0.74 after consensus QA, although OAR constraints still limited PTV coverage in most plans.
In POLCAR, a four-point symptom threshold detected seven of eight pneumonitis cases and achieved a 97% negative predictive value.
Across 478 patients, hypofractionated proton re-irradiation showed encouraging site-specific outcomes, but heterogeneous retrospective evidence prevents firm conclusions on efficacy or safety.
Wound dehiscence occurred in 78% of extensively involved keloid sites versus 5% of simple lesions after surgery and postoperative RT.
Surgery provided substantially better local control in T3–T4a N0–N1 laryngeal cancer, while disease-specific survival remained similar and CRT preserved laryngeal function in 79%.
Treatment discontinuation was 25.0% with pre-RT cachexia versus 4.6% without, with approximately sixfold higher adjusted odds.