Science handbook

1999 handbook for the faculty of Scienc

PET-based dose painting in non-small cell lung cancer: Comparing uniform dose escalation with boosting hypoxic and metabolically active sub-volumes.

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: We compared two imaging biomarkers for dose-escalation in patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). Treatment plans boosting metabolically active sub-volumes defined by FDG-PET or hypoxic sub-volumes defined by HX4-PET were compared with boosting the entire tumour.MATERIALS AND METHODS: Ten NSCLC patients underwent FDG- and HX4-PET/CT scans prior to radiotherapy. Three isotoxic dose-escalation plans were compared per patient: plan A, boosting the primary tumour (PTVprim); plan B, boosting sub-volume with FDG >50% SUVmax (PTVFDG); plan C, boosting..

Whose national emergency? Caboolture and Kirribili? or Milikapiti and Mutitjulu?

Keynote Address - Ms Marion Scrymgour MLA Member for Arafura, Northern Territory Government. Other Speakers - Professor Gavin Brown AO FAA, Vice-Chancellor and Principal, University of Sydney; Mr Neville Perkins OAM, Master of Ceremonies; Mr Charles Madden, Welcome to country; Ms Michelle Blanchard, Acting Director, Koori Centre; Mr Nicholas Beeton, Ms Kerry Wallace-Massone, Ms Jade Swan Prize winners, Dr Charles Perkins AO Annual Memorial Prize

Photon vs. proton radiochemotherapy: Effects on brain tissue volume and perfusion

Neuro Imaging Researc

The EPTN consensus-based atlas for CT- and MR-based contouring in neuro-oncology

Biological, physical and clinical aspects of cancer treatment with ionising radiatio

"Combined 18F-FDG-PET/CT imaging in radiotherapy target delineation for head-and-neck cancer": in regard to Guido et al. (Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys 2009;73:759-763).

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The role of PET in radiotherapy of head and neck cancers.

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