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Vienna, Austria

ESTRO 2025

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Global health
Digital Poster
Interdisciplinary
Can the FAST-Forward Ultrahypofractionated Breast Radiotherapy Expand Global Radiotherapy Access?
Ahmed Salem, Jordan
E25-404
Results of an environmental sustainability survey of radiotherapy professionals
Rachel Allcock, United Kingdom
E25-1816
Green Radiotherapy: a focus on hypofractionation in prostate cancer. Is radiotherapy as green as we would like? A preliminary analysis on 100 patients
Maria Giulia Vincini, Italy
E25-2034
Adaptive radiotherapy in paediatric patients: a SIOP Europe ROWG Survey to map European patterns of practice
Andrada Turcas, Romania
E25-2037
Assessing the Carbon Footprint of Proton Therapy: Travel Impact and Patient Perspectives
Federico Mastroleo, Italy
E25-2093
Prevalence and trends in sarcoma abstracts at annual ESTRO congresses
Beate Timmermann, Germany
E25-2107
Quantifying carbon savings generated by five practice changing radiotherapy trials
Emma Hall, United Kingdom
E25-2730
Adaptive Radiotherapy for Lung Cancer in clinical practice in Andalucía, Spain: a multicenter survey on implementation, techniques, and challenges.
Jose Luis Lopez Guerra, Spain
E25-3076
Preliminary data on quality of life among cancer patients in Albania: A prospective study.
Fatjona Kraja, Albania
E25-3144
Cancer Awareness Across Borders: A Comparative Study of Internet Search Trends for Breast and Prostate Cancer in Europe and Turkey
Meltem Kirli Bolukbas, Turkey
E25-3335
how much (land does a man need) data storage does radiotherapy need?
Ahmed Ifthaker, United Kingdom
E25-807
The impact of hypofractionation on radiotherapy CO2 equivalent emissions for a Dutch radiotherapy center using life cycle assessment
Erik van der Bijl, The Netherlands
E25-3540
ESTRO’s initiative defining a minimum set of radiotherapy-specific Quality Indicators through the National Societies Committee
Cristina Garibaldi, Italy
E25-3631
Efficacy of single-versus multi-fraction radiotherapy for bone metastases pain management in developing countries: a meta-analysis.
Silvia Cammelli, Italy
E25-3642
Healthcare professionals and smoking cessation: Knowledge, attitudes, and practices
Nejla Fourati, Tunisia
E25-4239
Hypofractionated Radiotherapy for Prostate Cancer: Preliminary Results from the HypoAfrica Study
Solomon Kibudde, Uganda
E25-4426
Support for Radiotherapy in Ukraine: Help Ukraine Group activities and the Importance of International Collaboration
Nataliya Kovalchuk, USA
E25-4455
The value of observerships abroad: lessons from diaspora collaboration supporting Ukrainian cancer care during the war.
Yuliia Lozko, Ukraine
E25-4473
OncoHUB: Elevating Oncology Training During Wartime in Ukraine
Yuliia Lozko, Ukraine
E25-4509
Impact of 18F-FDG PET/CT on Staging and Treatment Decisions in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer: experience of a North African medical oncology department
Asma Felfoul, Tunisia
E25-4555
Patient and staff travel and its carbon footprint: an international survey
Dimitri Vanmarcke, Belgium
E25-1210
Sexual dysfunction and quality of life in prostate cancer patients treated with radiotherapy. Analysis in Mexican population.
David Hernandez, Mexico
E25-4635
Assessing the Global Transferability of Knowledge-Based Planning Models for Breast Radiotherapy: A Case Study in Nepal
Marco Esposito, Italy
E25-1224
Advancing prostate cancer radiotherapy in Bangladesh: an European-Asian collaboration for context-specific guideline development.
Silvia Cammelli, Italy
E25-1410
Initial estimate of the carbon footprint of UK proton beam therapy services
Robert Chuter, United Kingdom
E25-1415
Carbon footprint contribution of ESTRO conference-related travels
Mirjam Mast, The Netherlands
E25-1564
Geospatial modelling for radiation therapy accessibility in a low-middle income country within Asia Pacific region - Cambodia
Boon Yang Jerome Leow, Australia
E25-1567
Patterns and toxicity of radiotherapy in Ethiopia: A prospective cohort study
Luca Incrocci, The Netherlands
E25-1677