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期刊名:Seminars in radiation oncology

缩写:SEMIN RADIAT ONCOL

ISSN:1053-4296

e-ISSN:1532-9461

IF/分区:4.3/Q1

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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is increasingly integrated into radiation oncology through dedicated MRI simulators and MR guided radiotherapy systems, improving target delineation and enabling adaptive treatment strategies. However, MRI i...
Heng Li,Roberta Anderson,Yi Rong Heng Li
Unplanned radiotherapy interruptions can reduce treatment effectiveness, increase recurrence risk, delay symptom palliation, and complicate completion of the prescribed course. Effective preparedness requires strategies to prevent interrupt...
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Cybersecurity attacks can make radiotherapy data unavailable. These data are the inputs and outputs of connected function machines that describe the workflow. Business continuity and disaster recovery plans should focus on prevention, failo...
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The COVID-19 pandemic dramatically impacted radiation oncology departments as efforts were made to maintain high-quality, timely oncologic care in the setting of multiple competing factors. By close collaborations with public health organiz...
Baoshe Zhang,ByongYong Yi Baoshe Zhang
In modern radiation oncology departments, safe and accurate delivery of prescribed radiation doses relies on a tightly integrated clinical workflow that spans imaging systems, treatment planning systems, electronic medical record systems, o...
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Natural disasters, including earthquakes, hurricanes, floods, wildfires, and severe winter storms, along with related technological failures such as prolonged power outages or even nuclear incidents, pose significant risks to radiotherapy c...
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Radiation oncology is highly dependent on complex technological infrastructure and tightly coordinated workflows, making it particularly vulnerable to disruptions from disasters such as pandemics, cyberattacks, natural disasters, and equipm...
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This review summarizes the rationale for radiation oncology cyberattack simulation exercises, recent results from multi-institutional resiliency drills, and the landscape of software tools developed to help clinics resume radiotherapy treat...
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Quality improvement in radiation oncology has historically focused on technical precision, yet the management of acute medical emergencies during the radiation course remains under-addressed. The radiotherapy environment is defined by patie...
Xun Jia,Michael Steinberg Xun Jia
Radiation oncology is uniquely vulnerable to disasters and emergencies because safe treatment depends on specialized infrastructure, accurate treatment-state information, coordinated multidisciplinary workflows, and continuity across multip...