Zhang, et al · Cancers, 2022
View on PubMedSpatially fractionated radiation therapy (SFRT) is a radiation therapy modality characterized by the delivery of high and intentionally heterogeneous dose using photon, electron or proton beams for the management of patients with bulky tumors. An ample body of literature has shown drastic and often rapid tumor responses to SFRT with unexpectedly low toxicity rates in the treatment of bulky, recurrent or therapy-refractory tumors.
Interactive tools and a curated library built for clinical physicists and radiation oncologists.
Estimate the equivalent uniform dose (EUD) for GRID collimator-based SFRT across radiosensitive, semisensitive and radioresistant tumor classes, with a full dose profile.
Open the calculatorA searchable, citable library of all relevant SFRT publications, organized by topic — from GRID and Lattice dosimetry to clinical outcomes.
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View the world mapFor clinical physicists and radiation oncologists, SFRT is a profound departure from the well-established dosimetric and planning principles, thus it poses new and unfamiliar challenges.
This website houses a repository of all relevant SFRT publications for users' search, learning and citation — together with the dosimetric metrics and tools that support GRID and Lattice practice.
Zhang, et al · Cancers, 2022
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Murphy, et al · JACMP, 2020
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Zhang, et al · Red Journal, 2023
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