Longer interval to surgery predicted response after preoperative SBRT for luminal breast cancer
Preoperative SBRT produced a pooled 21.4% pathological complete response rate, with irradiation-to-surgery interval strongly associated with response.
Preoperative SBRT produced a pooled 21.4% pathological complete response rate, with irradiation-to-surgery interval strongly associated with response.
More accurate deformable registration lowered estimated bowel dose, but produced nearly identical in-treatment adaptation decisions to simple DVH summation.
PATLESL increased lattice peak-to-valley dose ratio from 16.9 to 41.9 while reducing spot number and delivery time.
Energy-layer-wise compensation restored millimetre-level proton targeting despite magnetic-field beam shifts approaching 30 mm in an MR-integrated prototype.
Blocking DNA double-strand-break repair enhanced proton response across seven uveal melanoma spheroid models, with DNA-PK inhibition showing the strongest effect.
The pre-plateau modulation factor preserved plan quality while further reduction created idle delivery time without meaningful efficiency gain.
Patient-specific stents improved tongue and parotid stability and were associated with substantially less hearing loss, dysphagia and dysgeusia.
Across six randomized studies, prophylactic corticosteroids reduced radiation-induced pain-flare risk by 37%, although regimens and safety reporting varied.
Metformin plus radiotherapy prolonged survival in two syngeneic glioblastoma models while shifting macrophage and T-cell populations toward antitumor phenotypes.
Five-year vaginal recurrence was 3.6% without verification imaging, versus 1.6% reported in the separate PORTEC-4a brachytherapy cohort.
CyberKnife best contained low-dose spread at high lesion burdens but required substantially longer treatment than faster VMAT strategies.
In 604 fractions, traffic-light alerts partially identified target undercoverage but were unreliable proxies for organ-at-risk dose changes.
Paquinimod blockade of S100A8/A9 improved survival, intestinal regeneration and barrier recovery after abdominal irradiation in preclinical models.
Across 53 countries, workforce retention was shaped by culture, leadership, career development, resource strain, recognition and burnout.
Across 27 years of COG trials, IMRT/VMAT replaced 3D photons while proton use expanded to nearly 40% of radiotherapy patients.