Single-isocenter SBRT enables efficient treatment of multiple liver metastases but limits mitigation of rotational error. This study evaluates rotational uncertainty effects on target coverage in single-isocenter liver SBRT for patients with 5+ metastases.
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Tristan K. Gaddis, PhD
Fox Chase Cancer Center
Single-Isocenter SBRT for Five or More Liver Metastases: Impact of Rotational Setup Uncertainty on Target Coverage
Poster Program · Therapy Physics
Dosimetric Impact of Deviations from Planned Breath-Hold In Surface-Guided Liver SBRT
Surface-guided radiation therapy (SGRT) uses external surface motion as a surrogate for internal target position. While strict SGRT tolerances (typically ±1mm) are common, they may still be permissive for patients with small surface excursions. In these cases...
Poster Program · Therapy Physics
Dosimetric Variations In Gastrointestinal Radiotherapy Using End-Expiratory Breath Hold: A Comparative Assessment of Alignrt and Identify Surface-Tracking Systems
End-expiration breath hold (EEBH) is commonly employed in GI radiotherapy to enable dose escalation while minimizing dose spillage to adjacent organs at risk. Surface-tracking systems are frequently used to support patient breath-hold stability. This study co...
Poster Program · Therapy Physics