Purpose Brachytherapy is critical for the curative treatment of locally advanced cervical
cancer. Although brachytherapy use is declining in the United States (US), novel interstitial …

Purpose Brachytherapy in the management of cervical cancer is directly linked to improved
survival. Unfortunately, we continue to see a decline in its utilization. A recent survey of US …

Purpose Despite the importance of brachytherapy in the curative treatment of locally
advanced cervical cancer, reviews of practice patterns in the United States have identified a …

Purpose Brachytherapy is an irreplaceable component of gynecologic cancer treatment.
Resident training has declined, and procedural exposure is variable. We evaluated whether …

Purpose A decline in brachytherapy (BT) use for cervical cancer has negatively affected cure
rates in the United States and abroad. To improve trainee exposure to BT, a simulation …

Brachytherapy is an essential component in the curative treatment of many gynecological
malignancies. In the past decade, advances in magnetic resonance imaging and the ability …

Purpose Although brachytherapy increases the local control rate for cervical cancer, there
has been a progressive decline in its use. Furthermore, the training among residency …

Purpose We report the clinical workflow and time required for MRI-based image-guided
brachytherapy (MR-IGBT) of cervical cancer patients in a high-volume brachytherapy center …

Purpose: Adaptive magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)-based brachytherapy results in
improved local control and decreased high-grade toxicities compared to historical controls …

Purpose To provide an update of the 2007 American brachytherapy survey on image-based
brachytherapy, which showed that in the setting of treatment planning for gynecologic …