Automated Oncentra QA combined integrity checks with independent HDR dose verification
An automated cervical brachytherapy QA system detected preset planning errors and achieved 98.7% mean gamma agreement with Oncentra.
An automated cervical brachytherapy QA system detected preset planning errors and achieved 98.7% mean gamma agreement with Oncentra.
A five-point framework standardized knee osteoarthritis LDRT plan assessment, with high agreement among four radiation oncologists.
Five proton centres outline why conventional radiation protection workflows cannot simply be assumed adequate for ultra-high dose-rate FLASH research.
After a national audit triggered pathway redesign, severe late GI toxicity after prostate EBRT fell from 16% to 7.5%.
Low-cost acrylic and beeswax thorax phantoms produced dose measurements comparable with a commercial phantom and generally remained within IAEA tolerance.
Four quality-improvement measures reduced >3-mm chest-wall errors from 21.2% to 4.7%, but sternal marker placement increased skin reactions.
AI pelvic nodal contours achieved a Dice score of 0.79 on withheld prostate RT cases but retained localized boundary disagreements.
Target Dice improved from 0.57 to 0.74 after consensus QA, although OAR constraints still limited PTV coverage in most plans.
A multidisciplinary roadmap defines the safety, imaging and research requirements needed before upright radiotherapy can be adopted more broadly in children.
ESTRO consensus recommendations establish standardized dose, delivery, shielding and quality-assurance principles for total skin electron therapy.
SPC-guided planning reduced larynx and parotid doses without compromising target coverage in a 200-patient retrospective nasopharyngeal carcinoma series.
Environ showed less static-beam attenuation and lower vertical setup variability than Encompass while maintaining accurate HyperArc dose calculation.
A six-center end-to-end framework detected anatomy-induced proton dose deterioration and verified near-complete recovery after adaptive replanning.
Boosting selected proton spots reduced simulated prompt-gamma noise by up to 93.3% while maintaining acceptable target and organ-at-risk dosimetry.
Most multicenter salvage prostate radiotherapy plans met SPPORT and RADICALS-HD organ constraints, with smaller bladder volumes linked to more violations.