New Video – Dr. Caroline Manetta – Radiotherapy Procedures and SABR

01 MarNew Video – Dr. Caroline Manetta – Radiotherapy Procedures and SABR

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Video – Dr. Caroline Manetta Radiotherapy Procedures and SABR.

In this video Dr. Manetta discussed updates in Radiotherapy procedures and SABR (Cyber Knife) including:
External Beam Radiotherapy – how it’s planned, and the current status of hydrogel/spacers.
Stereotactic Radiotherapy – what it is, and the indications for it.
Radiotherapy in the metastatic setting.
Side effects.

View the Video

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