Clinical radiotherapy procedures aim at high accuracy. However, there are many error
sources that act during treatment preparation and execution that limit the accuracy. As a …

Purpose: To compile and review data on the topic of organ motion and its management.
Methods and Materials: Data were classified into three categories:(a) patient position-related …

Purpose: Geometric uncertainties in the process of radiation planning and delivery constrain
dose escalation and induce normal tissue complications. An imaging system has been …

Purpose Accurate target definition is critical for the appropriate application of radiation
therapy. In 2008, the Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (RTOG) published an international …

Purpose: Following the ICRU-50 recommendations, geometrical uncertainties in tumor
position during radiotherapy treatments are generally included in the treatment planning by …

Purpose: To evaluate the clinical outcomes of 48 Gy of three-dimensional stereotactic
radiotherapy in four fractions for treating Stage I lung cancer using a stereotactic body frame …

Purpose: The emergent use of combined modality approach (chemotherapy and radiation
therapy) for the treatment of patients with cervical cancer is associated with significant …

Purpose: To compare acute and late toxicities of high-dose radiation for prostate cancer
delivered by either conventional three-dimensional conformal radiation therapy (3D-CRT) or …

Purpose: To evaluate the ability of intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) to reduce
the volume of small bowel irradiated in women with gynecologic malignancies receiving …

Tomotherapy is delivery of intensity-modulated, rotational radiation therapy using a fan-
beam delivery. The NOMOS (Sewickley, PA) Peacock system is an example of sequential …