Purpose In radiotherapy, MRI is used for target volume and organs-at-risk delineation for its
superior soft-tissue contrast as compared to CT imaging. However, MRI does not provide the …

Image-guided radiotherapy (IGRT) enables optimal tumor targeting and sparing of organs-at-
risk, which ultimately results in improved outcomes for patients. Magnetic resonance …

Objective. High-resolution magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) can enhance lesion
diagnosis, prognosis, and delineation. However, gradient power and hardware limitations …

Purpose Integrating magnetic resonance (MR) into radiotherapy planning has several
advantages. This report details the clinical implementation of an MR simulation (MR …

The pace of technological innovation over the past three decades has transformed the field
of radiotherapy into one of the most technologically intense disciplines in medicine …

The development of nanoparticle agents for MRI-guided radiotherapy is growing at an
increasing pace, with clinical trials now underway and many pre-clinical evaluation studies …

Background and purpose We conducted a prospective, in silico imaging clinical trial to
evaluate the feasibility and potential dosimetric benefits of computed tomography-guided …

Radiation therapy is a major component of cancer treatment pathways worldwide. The main
aim of this treatment is to achieve tumor control through the delivery of ionizing radiation …

Recent years have seen both a fresh knowledge of cancer and impressive advancements in
its treatment. However, the clinical treatment paradigm of cancer is still difficult to implement …

Purpose Daily quantitative MR imaging during radiotherapy of cancer patients has become
feasible with MRI systems integrated with linear accelerators (MR-linacs). Quantitative …