The integration of magnetic resonance (MR) imaging and linear accelerators into hybrid
treatment systems has made MR-guided radiation therapy a clinical reality. This work …

Radiation therapy (RT) continues to play an important role in the treatment of cancer.
Adaptive RT (ART) is a novel method through which RT treatments are evolving. With the …

Background and purpose The promise of the MR-linac is that one can visualize all
anatomical changes during the course of radiotherapy and hence adapt the treatment plan …

Cancer research is a crucial pillar for countries to deliver more affordable, higher quality,
and more equitable cancer care. Patients treated in research-active hospitals have better …

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) offers superior soft-tissue contrast as compared with
computed tomography (CT), which is conventionally used for radiation therapy treatment …

Radiotherapy (RT) aims to deliver a spatially conformal dose of radiation to tumours while
maximizing the dose sparing to healthy tissues. However, the internal patient anatomy is …

Radiation therapy (RT) is an essential component of effective cancer care and is used
across nearly all cancer types. The delivery of RT is becoming more precise through rapid …

The integration of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for guidance in external beam
radiotherapy has faced significant research and development efforts in recent years. The …

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 …

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 …