Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania

Cherenkov imaging enables non-invasive, real-time visualization of superficial dose during radiation therapy. In TSET using the Stanford standing technique, dose uniformity is highly sensitive to daily patient positioning. This study aims to experimentally de...

Cherenkov imaging has emerged as a promising technique for real-time dosimetry during external beam radiation therapy (EBRT); however, quantitative conversion of Cherenkov signal to delivered radiation dose remains challenging. The purpose of this study is to...

Pediatric central nervous system (CNS), peri-cranial, and ocular tumors pose significant challenges for radiation delivery due to complex target geometries, proximity to critical organs at risk, and heightened sensitivity to radiation-induced toxicity. Proton...

Mentorship is widely accepted to contribute to academic productivity and career development. We aim to develop a national cross-sectional survey study distributed to therapeutic and diagnostic imaging medical physics residency programs to gain insight into th...