Peer review in radiotherapy is an essential step in clinical quality assurance to avoid
planning-related errors that can impact on patient safety and treatment outcomes. Despite …

BACKGROUND The treatment of head and neck cancers is complex and associated with
significant morbidity, requiring multidisciplinary care and physician expertise. Thus, facility …

The increasing complexity of radiation therapy treatment presents new potentials for error
and suboptimal care. High-performing programs thus not only require adherence to, but also …

Introduction Fifty per cent of patients with cancer require radiotherapy during their disease
course, however, only 10%–40% of patients in low-income and middle-income countries …

Purpose Artificial intelligence-aided methods have made significant progress in the auto-
delineation of normal tissues. However, these approaches struggle with the auto-contouring …

Aims Dose–response curves suggest that higher doses of radiotherapy improve the
complete response rate in rectal cancer. The UK adopted the EXPERT trial dose and …

Technological advances in radiation therapy permit steep dose gradients from the target to
spare normal tissue, but increase the risk of geographic miss. Suboptimal target delineation …

Radiation therapy (RT) is one of the most effective treatments for cancer, and its success
relies on the accurate delineation of targets. However, target delineation is a comprehensive …

Objectives To evaluate the impact of facility volume on outcomes following primary
endoscopic surgical management of sinonasal squamous cell carcinoma (SNSCC) …

Purpose This updated report on image guided radiation therapy (IGRT) is part of a series of
consensus-based white papers previously published by the American Society for Radiation …