Sleep adjustment avoided sedation in most pediatric radiotherapy fractions
A structured sleep protocol enabled sedation-free delivery in 96.4% of radiotherapy fractions among children younger than four years.
A structured sleep protocol enabled sedation-free delivery in 96.4% of radiotherapy fractions among children younger than four years.
An MTV threshold of 50 mL identified patients with poorer survival who appeared to benefit from combined-modality treatment.
Proton therapy produced greater CT-detected lung changes than photons despite lower lung dose and no increase in clinical pulmonary toxicity.
Two-year invasive recurrence fell from 27.5% to 5.5% with dose escalation, without higher grade 2 or greater toxicity.
Only 33% of statements reached consensus, but experts agreed on multimodality imaging, eligible lesions, and daily image guidance.
In 2024, only 3.2% of English patients began curative radiotherapy within the 49-day target despite rapidly rising demand.
Radiographic brain injury occurred in 16% of children, all asymptomatic; every affected patient had received high-dose chemotherapy.
COG guidelines standardize pediatric radiotherapy simulation across treatment sites and techniques
An open-source workflow structured 15 years of radiotherapy data, although reirradiation prediction showed only modest discrimination.
Automated dose-guided positioning matched anatomical alignment overall and improved primary target coverage by 1.0% when the clinical goal was initially missed.
The Transformer calculated carbon-ion pencil-beam doses in 14 milliseconds with 98.0% gamma agreement at stringent 1%/1 mm criteria.
A randomized phase II trial will test whether intravenous tetrandrine reduces grade 2 or higher lung injury from 25% to 10%.
Electron FLASH changed DNA-damage, transcriptomic, cytokine, and microtubule responses but did not alter clonogenic survival under normoxic conditions.
NanOx predictions differed from measured laryngeal cancer cell survival by 20–37% and overestimated the distal biological gradient.
International experts identified eight research priorities covering biomarker-guided chemoradiation, immunotherapy sequencing, and consolidation radiotherapy in metastatic head and neck cancer.