Adaptive radiation therapy is a feedback process by which imaging information acquired
over the course of treatment, such as changes in patient anatomy, can be used to reoptimize …

The current paradigm of radiation therapy has the treatment planned on a snapshot dataset
of the patient's anatomy taken at the time of simulation. Throughout the course of treatment …

Simple Summary Radiotherapy, a crucial cancer treatment, has evolved significantly over
the years. Traditionally, treatment plans were based on initial scans used throughout the …

Adaptive radiotherapy (ART) was introduced in the late 1990s to improve the accuracy and
efficiency of therapy and minimize radiation-induced toxicities. ART combines multiple tools …

The anatomy of cancer patients changes between radiation treatment planning and delivery
as well as over the course of radiotherapy. Adaptive radiotherapy (ART) aims to deliver …

Adaptive Radiation Therapy (ART) offers the promise of highly individualized radiation
treatment for cancer patients through customized planning and delivery. This …

Purpose The purpose of this work is to explore a new adaptive radiation therapy (ART)
strategy, combined “online and offline” ART, that can fully account for interfraction variations …

Purpose Changes in patient anatomy and tumor geometry pose a challenge to ensuring
consistent target coverage and organ-at-risk sparing; online adaptive radiation therapy …

Adaptive radiotherapy has been an advancing topic of research since the late 1990s when
Yan et al published the first article discussing the mathematical concept and potential …

Adaptive radiotherapy emerged over 20 years ago and is now an established clinical
practice in a number of organ sites. No one solution for adaptive therapy exists. Rather …