More than 50% of cancer patients are treated with radiotherapy, either exclusively or in
combination with other methods. The planning and delivery of radiotherapy treatment is a …

Pre-treatment CT imaging is a topic of growing importance in particle therapy. Improvements
in the accuracy of stopping-power prediction are demanded to allow for a dose conformality …

Over the past decade, spectral or dual‐energy CT has gained relevancy, especially in
oncological radiology. Nonetheless, its use in the radiotherapy (RT) clinic remains limited …

Radiation therapy (RT) is one of the main modalities of cancer treatment worldwide with
computed tomography (CT), as the most commonly used imaging method for treatment …

There is no recommendation regarding the timing for implant surgery in patients with head
and neck cancer (HNC) who require postoperative radiation therapy (RT). This systematic …

Background and purpose Dual-energy computed tomography (DECT) is an emerging
technology in radiotherapy (RT). Here, we investigate split-filter DECT throughout the RT …

Aims The current study aimed to evaluate the dose effect of a temporary tissue expander
(TTE) according to the radiotherapy technique for breast cancer patients. Materials and …

Objectives Free flap fixation with patient specific titanium (TI) plates is commonly performed
after oncologic mandible resection, but plate exposure, osseous nonunion and imaging …

Metal artifact reduction (MAR) methods are used to reduce artifacts from metals or metal
components in computed tomography (CT). In radiotherapy (RT), CT is the most used …

Introduction Despite reduction of xerostomia with intensity-modulated compared to
conformal X-ray radiotherapy, radiation-induced dental complications continue to occur …