The clinical use of surface imaging has increased dramatically, with demonstrated utility for
initial patient positioning, real‐time motion monitoring, and beam gating in a variety of …

The growing acceptance and recognition of Surface Guided Radiation Therapy (SGRT) as a
promising imaging technique has supported its recent spread in a large number of radiation …

Purpose Surface guided radiotherapy (SGRT) is reported as a feasible setup technique for
whole‐breast radiotherapy in deep inspiration breath hold (DIBH), but position errors of …

Purpose The purpose of the study was to investigate if surface guided radiotherapy (SGRT)
can decrease setup deviations for tangential and locoregional breast cancer patients …

Abstract Surface Guided Radiotherapy (SGRT) is a relatively new technique for positioning
patients and for monitoring patient movement during treatment. SGRT is completely non …

Abstract Introduction Surface Guided Radiation Therapy (SGRT) is being increasingly
implemented into clinical practice across a number of techniques and irradiation-sites. This …

Background Traditionally tattoos are used for patient setup in radiotherapy. However they
may pose challenges for the radiotherapists to achieve precise patient alignment, and serve …

The major aim of radiation therapy is to provide curative or palliative treatment to cancerous
malignancies while minimizing damage to healthy tissues. Charged particle radiotherapy …

Surface guided radiotherapy (SGRT) is becoming a routine tool for patient positioning for
specific clinical sites in many clinics. However, it has not yet gained its full potential in terms …

Purpose/Objective: Reproducible patient positioning remains one of the major challenges in
modern radiation therapy. Recently, optical surface scanners have been introduced into …