Feasibility and Clinical Acceptability of Automation-Assisted 3D Conformal Radiotherapy Planning for Patients With Cervical Cancer in a Resource-Constrained Setting

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Sikudhani Muya; Jerry Ndumbalo; Sarah Kutika Nyagabona; Dong Joo Rhee; Beatrice Paul Mushi; Benjamin Li; Surbhi Grover; I-Chow Hsu; Elia Mmbaga; Katherine Van Loon; Laurence Court; Melody Xu

doi:10.1200/GO.23.00050

Feasibility and Clinical Acceptability of Automation-Assisted 3D Conformal Radiotherapy Planning for Patients With Cervical Cancer in a Resource-Constrained Setting

Sikudhani Muya & Melody Xu et al.

Automation may enable high-quality cervical cancer radiation on shorter treatment planning timelines.

Feasibility and Clinical Acceptability of Automation-Assisted 3D Conformal Radiotherapy Planning for Patients With Cervical Cancer in a Resource-Constrained Setting

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