Target Volume Definition in Radiation Oncology

This guide offers radiation oncologists comprehensive insights into target volume delineation, enhancing treatment planning for various cancer types in Target Volume Definition in Radiation Oncology.

This updated edition of Target Volume Definition in Radiation Oncology serves as a comprehensive guide for radiation oncologists, focusing on the crucial aspect of target volume delineation across all major cancer types. It presents a structured and state-of-the-art approach, ensuring that practitioners are equipped with the latest techniques and methodologies for effective treatment planning. The book emphasizes the importance of accurate target volume definition, which is essential for optimizing radiation therapy outcomes.

In addition to outlining recent advancements in radiation treatment techniques, Target Volume Definition in Radiation Oncology also delves into the role of multimodal imaging in treatment planning. It provides insightful guidance on how to integrate various imaging modalities, such as PET/CT and multiparametric MR imaging, into the contouring process. Each chapter is meticulously crafted by experts in the field, addressing specific target volume concepts relevant to different tumor types, thereby enriching the reader's understanding.

The book is designed to be a practical resource for practicing radiation oncologists, offering clear and structured guidelines for defining target volumes and organs at risk. By covering all major tumor entities, Target Volume Definition in Radiation Oncology not only enhances the knowledge base of its readers but also supports them in delivering high-quality patient care through precise and informed radiation treatment planning.