Three-cycle thoracic Quad Shot was feasible with concurrent systemic therapy in metastatic NSCLC
Three Quad Shot cycles caused limited high-grade toxicity, no systemic-therapy delays and frequent thoracic symptom improvement.
Three Quad Shot cycles caused limited high-grade toxicity, no systemic-therapy delays and frequent thoracic symptom improvement.
Carbon ions prolonged tumor-cell damage while chronic hypoxia supported late proliferative and macrophage rebound in rat prostate tumors.
Life-threatening bilateral pneumonitis with concurrent Pneumocystis infection developed three days after carbon-ion RT in a patient previously treated with nivolumab.
Protons, helium and carbon ions suppressed migration and invasion that increased after photon irradiation, with helium showing a favorable biological-dosimetric balance.
In a diagnostically difficult breast cancer case, FES PET identified occult ER-positive nodal disease and materially changed radiotherapy volume and dose.
Surgical transfer reduced contralateral submandibular mean dose by approximately 12 Gy during bilateral IMPT without compromising target coverage.
Blocking DNA double-strand-break repair enhanced proton response across seven uveal melanoma spheroid models, with DNA-PK inhibition showing the strongest effect.
Patient-specific stents improved tongue and parotid stability and were associated with substantially less hearing loss, dysphagia and dysgeusia.
Metformin plus radiotherapy prolonged survival in two syngeneic glioblastoma models while shifting macrophage and T-cell populations toward antitumor phenotypes.
Paquinimod blockade of S100A8/A9 improved survival, intestinal regeneration and barrier recovery after abdominal irradiation in preclinical models.
In the first clinical minibeam series, 86% had symptomatic improvement and one-year local control reached 92% with minibeam treatment alone.
Adding DWI/ADC produced substantially different residual GTV geometry before cervical brachytherapy, with a median Dice overlap of only 0.33.
Combined high-dose and high-LET exposure around breast implants was associated with severe capsular contracture after proton postmastectomy radiotherapy.
Multi-RBE carbon-ion optimization increased near-minimum GTV LET by 29.2% while maintaining conventional dose coverage and interfraction robustness.
A DAHANCA 35 patient decision aid was feasible and acceptable, but its value depended strongly on clinician introduction and engagement.