Glioblastoma target volumes change substantially during MR-guided radiotherapy, often within the first week
Serial MR-linac imaging showed frequent glioblastoma target changes, with some extending beyond the planned CTV and 95% isodose.
Serial MR-linac imaging showed frequent glioblastoma target changes, with some extending beyond the planned CTV and 95% isodose.
A 33 Gy/6-fraction boost regimen improved plexus-related symptoms in 84% of evaluable patients and achieved 74% freedom from local progression at one year.
Lower dose to diffusion-defined contralateral parotid subvolumes showed early associations with xerostomia-related outcomes, but most dose–toxicity relationships were not significant.
Relative oxygen extraction declined across irradiated prostate and tumor tissue during five-fraction MRgSBRT, with the largest early changes.
In 39 patients, carbon-ion RT achieved 91.2% two-year local control without grade ≥3 acute radiation-associated toxicity.
In 22 patients, salvage HDR brachytherapy produced 40.5% five-year relapse-free survival but 18% developed grade ≥3 GU toxicity.
In MDT-BRIDGE, patients who became unresectable during neoadjuvant durvalumab plus chemotherapy could transition to definitive CRT and consolidation durvalumab, with 85% 12-month PFS in a small selected cohort.
In phase II LipCap, liposomal irinotecan plus capecitabine with long-course chemoradiotherapy produced a 21.7% overall complete response rate in LARC, with grade 3-4 toxicity in 16.7%. Long-term efficacy remains unknown.
Nearly three in ten surveyed cervical cancer survivors reported partial-to-probable PTSD symptoms several years after HDR brachytherapy.
Sequential chemotherapy plus five-fraction SBRT produced 86.7% one-year local control with 7.7% acute grade 3 toxicity in STARLORD.
Multimodal LLM prediction reached an AUC of 0.79, but AI-generated MRI reports showed clinically important discordances requiring expert review.
Control, predictability, information and relational continuity emerged as key needs for making awake pediatric proton therapy more manageable.
In a small ESTRO poll, subjective and lower-grade adverse events showed substantial disagreement despite shared CTCAE v6.0 definitions.
A simple counting task added about 19 seconds to prolonged DIBH in breast cancer patients after oxygenation and hyperventilation.
Normal-lung CT response was partly reproducible across RT courses, while short retreatment intervals increased response in previously irradiated lung.