Joint Session of the ESR and ESTRO
ESR/ESTRO - MR-guided radiation therapy of gynaecological cancer
Lectures
ESR/ESTRO - Functional MRI for cervical cancer
11:47E. Sala, Cambridge / UK
Learning Objectives
1. To review the role of functional MRI in the treatment selection of patients with cervical cancer.
2. To understand the role of functional MRI in radiotherapy treatment planning.
3. To learn about the potential of functional MRI in assessing treatment response and predicting outcome.
ESR/ESTRO - A first experience with the MR-linac in gynaecological tumours
09:15L. Boldrini, Rome / IT
Learning Objectives
1. To become familiar with MR-linac gynaecological cancer treatment.
2. To learn about hybrid MR-guided adaptive treatment approaches.
3. To discuss possible future developments and opportunities.
ESR/ESTRO - MR anatomy of the uterus, cervix, and pelvic floor: all you need to know for accurate contouring
11:24S. Nougaret, Montpellier / FR
Learning Objectives
1. To review the basic anatomy of the uterus, cervix, and pelvic floor.
2. To understand the relevant anatomy prior to radiotherapy for the treatment of uterine cancers.
3. To understand the relevant anatomy prior to radiotherapy in the setting of pelvic relapse.
ESR/ESTRO - Image-guided adaptive brachytherapy in gynaecological tumours
09:37R. Nout, Rotterdam / NL
Learning Objectives
1. To become familiar with the concepts and methodology of MRI-based image-guided adaptive brachytherapy.
2. To review the key clinical outcomes when using this technique.
3. To discuss the possible future developments and opportunities.
2. To understand the role of functional MRI in radiotherapy treatment planning.
3. To learn about the potential of functional MRI in assessing treatment response and predicting outcome.
2. To learn about hybrid MR-guided adaptive treatment approaches.
3. To discuss possible future developments and opportunities.
2. To understand the relevant anatomy prior to radiotherapy for the treatment of uterine cancers.
3. To understand the relevant anatomy prior to radiotherapy in the setting of pelvic relapse.
2. To review the key clinical outcomes when using this technique.
3. To discuss the possible future developments and opportunities.