A non-ionising aspect in the radiation therapy workflow - MRI
Elizabeth Denney,
Switzerland;
,
The Netherlands
In the session the speakers will illustrate the different aspects of a non-ionizing RT pathway from pre-treatment imaging to treatment. From optimal sequencing to a total MR-only workflow.
The learning objectives are:
• To give an introduction to MRI Sequences: Overview of different MRI sequences commonly used in radiation oncology, including T1-weighted, T2-weighted and diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI).
• To demonstrate the clinical Applications: Discussing the clinical significance of understanding MRI sequences in radiation oncology, such as in tumor delineation, treatment planning, motion monitoring and monitoring treatment response.
• To present Case Studies and Examples: Presenting case studies or examples showcasing the importance of accurately interpreting MRI sequences in clinical decision-making.
• To highlight the Training and Learning Resources: Highlighting resources or methods for training and educating radiation oncologists, radiologists, or medical professionals in effectively learning and understanding MRI sequences.
• To demonstrate some Future Perspectives: Discussing potential advancements or future directions in MRI technology and sequences, as well as their implications for improving clinical outcomes
• To demonstrate the MR only MRIdian workflow of pancreatic cancer patients
• To provide a short introduction to MR-only RT
• To demonstrate the different aspects Workflow MR-only RT workflow
4190
Symposium
RTT