Initial Clinical Experience: Elements Multiple Brain Mets SRS

Event: ASTRO 2019 Novalis Circle Symposium
Topic: Intracranial metastasis
Year: 2019

Zachary Seymour, MD, Radiation Oncologist at Beaumont Health in Michigan, USA, reveals his institution’s clinical experiences with Elements Multiple Brain Mets SRS and the clinical advantages of using Elements software with ExacTrac patient positioning and monitoring. He begins by outlining their clinical practice patterns, including pre-Elements Multiple Brain Mets SRS launch comparative planning. He then goes on to discuss the workflow in detail: image fusion, distortion correction, treatment planning and assessment and finally treatment delivery.

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So, Zach Seymour, I'm from the Beaumont Health System. This is a talk about our initial experience with the Brainlab system, with elements and the clinical advantages with that system. Just for an overview of this talk, we're going to talk about my clinical practice patterns, as well as the practice patterns at Beaumont, and then also our pre-launch comparative planning which we did. And then we'll sort of work through the workflow of the elements software treating a brain metastasis patient. So just going through the relative clinical advantages of each. And just because of the length of this...

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