A typical fractionated radiotherapy (RT) course is a long and arduous process, demanding
significant financial, physical, and mental commitments from patients. Each additional
session of RT significantly increases the physical and psychological burden on patients and
leads to higher radiation exposure in organs-at-risk (OAR), while, in some cases, the
therapeutic benefits might not be high enough to justify the risks. Today, through
technological advancements in molecular biology, imaging, and genetics more information …