Treatment of Multiple Brain Metastases Using Single Isocentric Technique with Forward Planned Dynamic Arcs

Event: 8th International Conference of the Novalis Circle 2018
Topic: Intracranial metastasis
Year: 2018

Deborah Jiang, MD, from the department of radiation oncology at Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles discusses the treatment of multiple brain metastases using a single isocentric technique with forward planned dynamic arcs. She begins by giving a short introduction of the use of Brainlab Elements software at her institution, including treating up to 15 brain metastases per session with Elements Multiple Brain Mets SRS. She then gives an overview of the methods and materials based on the first 40 patients treated as well as an in-depth analysis of the results.

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Hello, thank you for having me here today. So I'm just going to be going over our experience at Kaiser with the new Brainlab's Elements System. So I'm from the residency program at Radiation Oncology in Kaiser Permanente. We're in Los Angeles. We started using the Brainlab Elements System at our institution starting last summer, and we treat up to 15 brain metastases per session with this system. And we're looking at the safety and the efficacy of our results. So we started treating in May of last year, and I looked at the first 40 patients that we treated,...

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