Imaging has an essential role in the planning and delivery of radiotherapy. Recent advances
in imaging have led to the development of advanced radiotherapy techniques—including …

Radiation therapy has come a long way from treatment planning based on orthogonal
radiographs with large margins around tumours. Advances in imaging and radiation …

Radiotherapy and surgery are the principal curative modalities in treatment of head and
neck cancer. Conventional two-dimensional and three-dimensional conformal radiotherapy …

Radiotherapy and surgery are the principal curative modalities in treatment of head and
neck cancer. Conventional (two dimensional, 2D and three-dimensional conformal …

INTRODUCTION: Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) provides superior diagnostic accuracy
over computed tomography (CT) in oropharyngeal tumours. Precise delineation of the gross …

Radiation-induced xerostomia is highly prevalent among patients treated for head and neck
cancers. Consequently, survivors experience associated long-term toxicities that may be …

Intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) has been a significant technological advance in the
field of radiotherapy in recent years. IMRT allows sparing of normal tissue while delivering …

Necessity is the mother of all inventions. This is also true in case of cancer therapy. With
increasing incidence of head and neck malignancies, remarkable developments have been …

Purpose. To determine the validity of QUANTEC recommendations in predicting acute
dysphagia using intensity-modulated head and neck radiotherapy. Material and methods …

Radiation therapy is one of the most effective options used in the treatment of about half of
all people with cancer. A critical goal in radiation therapy is to deliver optimal radiation …