Radiosurgery Dose Selection Based on Cellular Imaging
Douglas Kondziolka, MD, of NYU Langone Medical Center describes radiosurgery dose selection based on cellular imaging and how radiosurgery may move forward into the future. He begins by discussing how choosing the dose for radiosurgery is dependent on crude metrics like tumor type, location, volume and other therapies, despite being a high precision treatment. In a 2 year study of 43 select patients, Dr. Kondziolka and team attempted to introduce a quantitative MRI approach to SRS treatment planning and post treatment follow-up. He goes into detail about the patient group and study itself by using case examples and discussing the specific approaches.
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