A radiotherapy technique based on X-ray focusing optics could improve the treatment of wet age-related macular degeneration
Read article: Focused X-ray beams provide personalized treatment for common eye disease
An optical fibre dosimeter monitors the radiation dose received during prostate cancer brachytherapy
Read article: Fibre dosimeter could improve the accuracy of prostate cancer brachytherapy
Exploiting the increased sound wave generation during FLASH radiotherapy could enable real-time monitoring of both the deposited dose and the patient’s anatomy
Read article: Acoustic imaging promises real-time dose measurement for FLASH radiotherapy
Reducing cardiac dose at the expense of dose to the lungs might not always be a good strategy in oesophageal radiotherapy
Read article: Caution required when balancing lung versus heart radiotherapy dose
As the US-based Allegheny Health Network gears up to treat patients with its first Elekta Unity MR-Linac system, its radiation oncology team is benefiting from the collective experience of other early...
Read article: Elekta Unity: the win-win of learning through collaboration
Direct exposure to dose rates greater than 8 Gy/min during radiotherapy can cause transient malfunctions in cardiac implantable electronic devices
Read article: How do high radiotherapy dose rates affect implanted cardiac devices?
An optical surface tracking system can monitor patient position with submillimetre accuracy during single isocentre stereotactic radiosurgery of multiple brain metastases
Read article: Optical surface tracker monitors patient position during brain radiotherapy
This week we learn about the genetics of iridescence in butterfly wings
Read article: Breeding butterflies with stunning structural colour, how COVID-19 is affecting the provision of radiation therapy
In a webinar hosted by the Radiosurgery Society, an expert panel examined how radiotherapy delivery has adapted to the challenges of the current pandemic
Read article: How has COVID-19 impacted the provision of radiation therapy?
A solid-state alanine detector can be used in strong magnetic fields, making it a suitable reference detector for MRI-guided radiotherapy
Read article: Alanine dosimeters line up for MRI-guided radiotherapy
