With recent advancements in cancer therapy, especially immunotherapy, overall survival of
many cancers has increased and patient toxicity has been reduced. However, many …

Radiation therapy is used postoperatively as adjunctive therapy to decrease local failure; to
delay tumor progression and prolong survival; as a curative treatment; as a therapy that halts …

S2 Editorial frameless SRS, treatment of multiple metastases such that the number of lesions
is no longer a limiting factor, hypofractionated SRS which is currently being evaluated in …

Radiation therapy (RT) is a major treatment modality for malignant and benign brain tumors.
Concerns of radiation effects on the brain tissue and neurocognitive function and quality of …

Radiotherapy is an important component of the treatment for primary and metastatic brain
tumors. Due to the close proximity of critical structures and normal brain parenchyma …

Radiation therapy is used as a primary or adjuvant treatment modality for many types of
newly diagosed and recurrent/progressive brain tumors. For over 50 years, standard …

Head and neck malignancies are often treated by external beam radiation therapy, either
alone or in combination with surgery and/or chemotherapy. Because of the proximity of head …

Abstract Purpose of Review Radiation administered to treat CNS neoplasms or systemic
cancers adjacent to the CNS can result in a variety of acute, subacute, and delayed clinical …

The use of radiation is an essential part of both modern cancer diagnostic assessment and
treatment. Next-generation imaging devices create 3D visualizations, allowing for better …

Radiation therapy is an integral part of the standard of care for many patients with brain and
spine tumors. Stereotactic radiation surgery is increasingly being used as an adjuvant …