Image Guided Intensity Modulated Radiotherapy in Head and Neck Cancer.

Image-guided radiotherapy (IGRT) for prostate cancer comparing kV imaging of fiducial markers with cone beam computed tomography

Tomotherapy-based IGRT may reduce the aspiration rate for non-laryngeal and non-hypopharyngeal head and neck cancer patients because of the decreased pharyngeal muscle dose.

27 consecutive patients were treated with increased dose intensity-modulated radiation therapy as part of defini- tive treatment of esophageal cancer at the German Cancer

This thesis describes the steps we have taken to arrive at a highly focused, image-guided radiation therapy (IGRT) technique for single vocal cord irradiation for early glottic

CRT: Chemoradiation; CRUK: Cancer Research UK; CTV: Clinical target volume; DARS: Dysphagia/aspiration at risk structures; DIGEST: Dynamic Imaging Grade of Swallowing Toxicity;

Intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) of whole pelvis for prostate cancer patients [7-13] treats the gross disease in the prostate gland as well as suspected in- volvement of

The reason for this is that each institute uses different optimization strategies and sets of objectives, and has dif- ferent preferences for sparing OARs while identical patient

[20] reported the acute toxicity and long- term outcome of 15 elderly esophageal cancer patients (>70) with multiple co-morbidities who were treated with concurrent chemoradiation