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Poster Poster Program
Eliminating Setup Uncertainty In Small Field Machine Matching: An Epid-Based Validation of Dosimetric Equivalence

To establish baseline Electronic Portal Imaging Device (EPID) data for validating dosimetric equivalence across a fleet of Varian TrueBeam linear accelerators. The primary objective was to reduce the inter-user and setup variability associated with standard w...

Jeremy D. DonaghueLama K. Muhieddine Mossolly, MSLindsey M. Magnelli, MSNoah Staley, Medical PhysicistChieh-Wen Liu, PhDStephen M. Gajdos, MS
Therapy Physics
Session Invited Program
New NCRP Recommendations for Patient Shielding in Medical Imaging

In 2020, AAPM issued a position statement recommending against the routine use of gonadal and fetal shielding during medical imaging exams. Since then many national and international organizations have issued similar guidance. In 2025, NCRP will publish a com...

Katie W. Hulme, MS
IM- Radiation Dose and Risk
Session Invited Program
ACR Updates for Imaging Physicists

This session will feature 3-5 presentations from ACR member-volunteers who lead ACR committees or programs. At present, the following initiatives are likely to be useful as presentations to the audience at AAPM 2026. The ACR continues to develop a pathway in...

Katie W. Hulme, MS
Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology Physics
Session Invited Program
Artificial Intelligence in Breast Imaging: Challenges and Opportunities

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming breast imaging by enhancing detection accuracy, improving workflow efficiency, and aiding in clinical decision support. Computer-aided detection (CAD) systems for mammography have been available since the late 1990...

Katie W. Hulme, MS
IM- Breast X-Ray Imaging
Poster Poster Program
Automated Dynamic Lattice Construction for Sfrt: Decoupling Biological Effectiveness from Sphere Size In Brain Metastases

To evaluate the efficacy of dynamic lattice structures in Gamma Kinfe (GK) Spatially Fractionated Radiation Therapy (SFRT) and compare their performance against traditional static lattice designs. Plans were assessed using Equivalent Uniform Dose (EUD), Valle...

Young-Bin Cho, PhDBingqi Guo, PhDAndrew Robert HadfieldTara M. GrayAlexander Peter Niver, MSJacob Scott, PhD
Therapy Physics
Poster Poster Program
Bone Marrow and Kidney Doses from Lu-177 Radiopharmaceutical Therapy

To evaluate the doses to the bone marrow and kidneys from Lu-177 radiopharmaceutical therapy (RPT), as affected by radiopharmaceutical type, cycle of administration, and tumor volume.

Elcin Zan, MDBingqi Guo, PhDCasey E McGrathFrank P. DiFilippo, PhDShalini Moningi, MD
Radiopharmaceuticals, Theranostics, and Nuclear Medicine
Poster Poster Program
Feasibility of a Low-Cost Optical Monitoring System for Physical-Dimension Breath-Hold Threshold Determination In CT Simulation

To develop a cost-effective, open-source system for patient-specific voluntary breath-hold (VBH) during CT simulation. The goal is to provide accurate gating thresholds for LINAC systems, such as Varian Truebeam Real-time Position Management (RPM) and auto-be...

Lan LuJustin ShermanCasey E McGrathPeng Qi, PhDZhexuan Zhang, PhDChieh-Wen Liu, PhD
Therapy Physics
Poster Poster Program
Hypersight CBCT on Conventional Linac for Adaptive Prostate Radiotherapy: Evaluating Image Quality, HU Stability, and Metal Artifact Reduction

Kilovoltage cone-beam CT (kV-CBCT) is routinely used for image-guided radiotherapy (IGRT). However, image artifacts and limited Hounsfield unit (HU) stability strict its application in adaptive radiotherapy. Recently, HyperSight CBCT was introduced to C-arm l...

Zhexuan Zhang, PhDLan LuShalini Moningi, MDRahul Tendulkar, MDPeng Qi, PhDPing Xia, PhD
Therapy Physics
Poster Poster Program
Impact of Tin Spectral Filtration In Renal Stone Imaging In Photon-Counting CT

Tin filtration has shown improved dose efficiencies in conventional CT for renal stone imaging. Photon-counting CT (PCCT) enables virtual monoenergetic image (VMI) reconstructions that can enhance stone conspicuity. This study evaluates potential dose-efficie...

Wadih Karim, RTGerardo Garcia
Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology Physics
Poster Poster Program
Monte Carlo Assessment of Pediatric Patient Dose In Tin-Filtered High-Pitch CT

High-pitch dual-source acquisition (“FLASH”) with tin spectral filtration has substantially reduced radiation dose while minimizing patient motion, both of which are particularly important for pediatric imaging. However, in adults, tin-filtered spectra have b...

Grant Fong, MSXiang Li, PhD
Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology Physics
Poster Poster Program
Preliminary Age-Stratified Effective Dose for Pediatric Chest Radiography Using the American College of Radiology Dose Index Registry Data

Diagnostic medical physicists are often tasked with estimating effective dose (ED) for patient imaging procedures. As chest radiography is frequently performed in children, it is useful to know the general magnitudes of ED for various pediatric ages. The purp...

Prabesh Gyawali, PhDXiang Li, PhD
Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology Physics
Paper Proffered Program
Aapm-Powv Chapter Inter-Residency Exchange Program (IREP): Design, Evaluation, and Impact

Inequitable access to advanced radiotherapy technologies creates gaps in residency education and limits training experiences. The AAPM Penn–Ohio–West Virginia (POWV) Chapter developed a structured Inter-Residency Exchange Program (IREP) to expand resident exp...

Alexander G. AntolakBingqi Guo, PhD
Education (Innovation in Medical Physics: Arthur Boyer Award)
Session Invited Program
Cardiac MRI: Fundamentals to Clinical Application

Cardiac MRI is a unique diagnostic modality that is often given limited focus in medical physics educational and training programs, despite its ubiquity in clinical practice. The physics and clinical challenges inherent to cardiac MRI are a worthwhile subject...

Katie W. Hulme, MS
IM- MRI
Paper Proffered Program
Multiparametric MRI with MR Fingerprinting and Ivim for Noninvasive Differentiation of Radiation Necrosis and Tumor Recurrence after SRS

Differentiating radiation necrosis from tumor recurrence after stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) remains a major challenge in neuro-oncology, as conventional MRI often fails to reliably distinguish these tissue types. Magnetic Resonance Fingerprinting (MRF) is...

Mark G Malkin, MDJohn Suh, MDJustine PaulSamuel T Chao, MDLan LuBeth Mellors
Therapy Physics
Session Invited Program
Artificial Intelligence for Ultrasound: From Imaging to Biomarkers.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) in ultrasound transforms medical diagnosis by using computer algorithms to analyze ultrasound images for pathologies and identify biomarkers. AI enhances ultrasound image quality, automates tasks like tumor tracing, aids in diagno...

Katie W. Hulme, MS
IM- Ultrasound
Session Invited Program
MRI Protocols: Basics, Optimization, and Management

Supporting MR protocol design, optimization, and management is an important role for a diagnostic medical physicist. However, unless a physicist has extensive MR training, these tasks can feel overwhelming due to the breadth and variety of MR protocol types,...

Katie W. Hulme, MS
IM- MRI
Session Invited Program
Optimizing Technique Selection for Radiography Examinations

This session provides a practical framework for optimizing radiography through physics, quality control, and clinical integration. Topics include the physics of technique selection (kVp/mAs, attenuation, filtration, grids, geometry, and detector metrics), ret...

Katie W. Hulme, MSXiang Li, PhD
IM- X-Ray