2019 Radiation Oncology Conference for Therapists and Dosimetrists
Each year, hundreds of radiation therapists and dosimetrists from around the United States and Canada attend this conference in Niagara Falls, NY, to learn about creative solutions and resources to address clinical and administrative issues in radiation oncology. This video series from the 2019 conference shares updates about: increasingly complex and changing treatments, the latest research, treatment planning, quality assurance, patient safety, and clinical and administrative support issues.
Radiation of the Pelvis: The Radiation Therapist’s Perspective
Patricia M. Chapin, RTT, shares patient setup and immobilization methods for radiation treatment to the pelvic region. This session will increase the attendee’s ability to think outside the box during simulation, how patient positioning ...Dealing with the Side Effects of Pelvic Radiation
Leayn Flaherty, PA, discusses common malignancies treated with pelvic radiotherapy, common side effects of pelvic radiation, and diet and lifestyle modifications that impact treatment tolerance.Pelvic Irradiation: A Dosimetrist’s Perspective
Lee Culp, MS, CMD, RT(T), provides and dosimetrist's perspective on pelvic irradiation. The Dosimetry portion of the Pelvis Irradiation Symposium will focus on planning various sites within the Pelvis. We will highlight planning tips and ...Take 2 Aspirin and Call Me in the Morning: Re-evaluating Old Drugs for the Modern Era
Anurag Singh, MD reviews data for the effects of common drugs such as aspirin and beta-blockers in outcomes with radiation for a variety of malignancies.Director of Radiation Research, Department of Radiation Medicine
Co-Leader, Cell Stress and Biophysical Therapies Program
Associate Dean of Graduate Medical Education, Research
Particle Therapy: Past, Present & Future
Saif Aljabab, MD, FRCPC, discusses the past, present and future of particle therapy. A plethora of technical, logistical and financial advances have occurred in the field of particle therapy. With the increased uptake of particle facilities ...Department of Radiation Medicine
Staff Physicist, Department of Radiation Medicine
Director, Quality Assurance Program Department of Radiation Medicine