SGRTuesdays: February 2024 On-demand webinar
Date:
Took place on Feb 6, 13, 20, 27
SGRTuesdays webinar focused on how SGRT can benefit your clinical practice at every stage of the RT workflow (Sim-Plan-Treat-Dose) has already aired. On-demand webinar is available now.
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Agenda
SESSION 1: Efficient and accurate SRS with SGRT – Took place on feb 6, 4 pm GMT (5pm CET and 11am ET)
Introducing setup of SRS treatment of patients with open-face mask using SGRT and head adjuster in our clinic
Marlon van den Broek
RTT
Radboud University Medical Center, Netherlands
Surface image monitoring for automated stereotactic radiosurgery treatment: efficiency, accuracy, and patient comfort
Edward Clouser, Jr., M.S.
Medical physicist
Mayo Clinic in Arizona, USA
SESSION 2: Improving confidence in breast cancer treatments with SGRT – Took place on feb 13, 4 pm GMT (5pm CET and 11am ET)
Surface guided deep inspiration breath hold (SG-DIBH) in ultra-hypofractionated radiotherapy for early stage left breast cancer (BC): a single-center analysis
Cynthia Aristei
Professor
University of Perugia and Perugia General Hospital, Italy
First experiences with DoseRT
Mike Tallhamer
Chief of Physics
Advent Health, Colorado, USA
SESSION 3: Enhancing H&N treatments with SGRT – Took place on feb 20, 4 pm GMT (5pm CET and 11am ET)
Introducing AlignRT for head and neck IMRT treatments
Samantha Ryan
Radiation Therapy Research Fellow and Clinical Specialist Radiation Therapist
St Luke’s Radiation Oncology Network, Ireland
Head and neck SGRT: our experiences at Lincoln
Jacob Curran
IGRT Specialist Radiographer
Lincoln County Hospital, UK
Ryan Fry
Senior Radiographer
Lincoln County Hospital, UK
SESSION 4:Improving metastatic treatments with SGRT – Took place on feb 27, 4 pm GMT (5pm CET and 11am ET)
Clinical implementation of Surface Guided Radiotherapy (SGRT) for palliative patients
Jack Hannant
Senior Radiographer
The Christie at Oldham NHS Foundation Trust, UK
Helen Squibbs
Superintendent Radiographer
The Christie at Oldham NHS Foundation Trust, UK
Using SGRT for faster, safer and more accurate extremity patient positioning
Ignacio Navarro Ruiz de Adana
Radiation Oncology resident
Fundación Jiménez Díaz
About the event
Thank you for joining our webinar. On-demand videos are available now. Please feel free to use this forum thread to ask any questions you might have for our speakers. (You do not need to have attended the webinar to post)
February has always been the best month to take part in SGRTuesdays, our ever-popular free webinar series, featuring expert users sharing their knowledge of Surface Guided Radiation Therapy.
The combination of it being the bleakest month of the year, plus the least-fun day of the week, gives you the perfect excuse to schedule a little you-time in your day – practical professional development, delivered in a short and accessible format.
Please join our on-demand webinar to find out more about how SGRT can benefit your clinical practice at every stage of the RT workflow (Sim-Plan-Treat-Dose) and also for every patient and every fraction.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
1. Understand how SGRT can be applied across different clinical treatment sites and understand the benefits to these types of treatments.
2. Learn how to expand clinical utilization of SGRT and realise the potential for this technology across multiple treatment sites, including DIBH, SRS, H&N and metastatic treatments.
3. Realise the potential positive impact using SGRT can have on the patients undergoing Radiation treatment.
4. Hear how SGRT can improve accuracy, reduce imaging and improve treatment times.
5. Find out how SGRT can be used to visualize the dose on the patient during Radiation Therapy and what impact this may have in improving the safety of the treatments.
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