Dynamic IMRT shortened left-breast DIBH delivery while limiting low-dose exposure
Dynamic tangential IMRT delivered left-breast DIBH 42% faster than VMAT with similar target coverage and lower low-dose normal-tissue exposure.
Dynamic tangential IMRT delivered left-breast DIBH 42% faster than VMAT with similar target coverage and lower low-dose normal-tissue exposure.
AI-generated synthetic CT achieved 99.8% gamma agreement with conventional CT while automated pelvic contours remained within expert interobserver variability.
Boosting selected proton spots reduced simulated prompt-gamma noise by up to 93.3% while maintaining acceptable target and organ-at-risk dosimetry.
Week-three CBCT dose changes predicted head and neck adaptive radiotherapy benefit with AUC 0.78 versus 0.54 using volume changes.
Most multicenter salvage prostate radiotherapy plans met SPPORT and RADICALS-HD organ constraints, with smaller bladder volumes linked to more violations.
Smaller modular superficial brachytherapy applicators and sequential placement substantially improved dose uniformity, especially for beta-emitting sources.
All 78 deep learning-generated IMPT plans were clinically accepted, with comparable or lower organ doses than manual benchmark plans.
Causal modeling estimated mandibular proton RBE at 1.61, 1.30 and 1.13 at 40, 50 and 60 GyRBE, respectively
HyperSight reduced PTV dose-recalculation deviations versus Halcyon 3.1 while using a lower imaging dose in 12 breast radiotherapy patients.
Maskless SGRT reduced initial setup error and cut mean positioning time by about 29% compared with thermoplastic-mask alignment.
Whole-lung, physical-dose and BED3 models performed similarly externally, with the best complete-model AUC only 0.684 and inadequate calibration.
Voxel-wise cumulative EQD2 review prompted reoptimization in 25.5% of proton reirradiation courses and exposed frequent registration problems.
A 2D antiscatter grid reduced soft-tissue CT-number error from 169 to 38 HU at unchanged imaging dose.
A circulation-based model predicted post-SBRT lymphocyte trajectories and linked a higher predicted lymphocyte nadir with better survival.
Daily surface changes shifted proton beam depth by up to 17.4 mm and reduced accumulated target D99 by up to 24.3%.