AAPM VL-Biologically Weighted Robust Planning of Proton Therapy: Knowledge Gaps, Controversies and Solutions

2022 AAPM 64th Annual Meeting - Session: Biologically Weighted Robust Planning of Proton Therapy: Knowledge Gaps, Controversies and Solutions

Variable Proton RBE Modeling Developments for Treatment Planning
Aimee McNamara Harvard/MGH

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	Introduction: The Clinical and Radiobiological Perspective - Reinhard Schulte, DM Loma Linda University
	Overview of Biologically Weighted Robust Planning of Proton Therapy: Knowledge Gaps, Controversies, and Solutions - Radhe Mohan, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
	Mitigation of Proton Range Uncertainties With Image Guidance and Implications On Treatment Planning - Katia Parodi, PhD Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat Munchen
	Panel Discussion - Wei Liu, PhD Mayo Clinic Arizona
	Q & A -

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2022 AAPM 64th Annual Meeting - Session: Biologically Weighted Robust Planning of Proton Therapy: Knowledge Gaps, Controversies and Solutions