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Alanah M. Bergman, PhD
Department of Medical Physics, BC Cancer - Vancouver Centre
Technical Solutions for the Implementation of a PBI VMAT Technique at BC Cancer Vancouver
A partial breast irradiation (PBI) VMAT technique has been implemented at our center based on clinical trial evidence that showed reduced long-term toxicity when compared with whole breast irradiation. Our use case for PBI includes difficult anatomy like very...
Poster Program · Therapy Physics
Variability in Cumulative Dose Estimation and Its Clinical Impact.
Therapy Physics
Invited Program · Therapy Physics
An Open-Source Application for Monitoring Cardiorespiratory Motion with Bi-Planar Fluoroscopic Imaging
To develop an open-source application capable of retrospectively monitoring the position of radiopaque markers from bi-planar fluoroscopy images. To enable investigation of the cardiorespiratory motion of implanted cardiac leads from bi-planar fluoroscopy fro...
Poster Program · Therapy Physics
Dynamic Respiratory Tracking In the Presence of Cardiac Motion for Cardioablation
To investigate internal treatment margins for targets undergoing cardiorespiratory motion with the use of dynamic tracking technology.
Poster Program · Therapy Physics
Impact of Tumour Location and Incidental Radiation Dose to the Internal Mammary Lymph Nodes on Breast Cancer-Specific Mortality
To investigate the effect of tumour location and incidental radiation dose delivered to the internal mammary lymph nodes (IMLNs) in breast radiotherapy (RT) on breast cancer-specific mortality (BCSM).
Poster Program · Therapy Physics
Respiratory-Induced Translations and Rotations of the Heart and Their Impact on Internal Target Volume Margins In Cardiac Radioablation
To investigate characteristics of the heart’s respiratory-induced motion and its geometric impact for motion monitoring in cardiac radioablation.
Proffered Program · Therapy Physics