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A Systematic Review of Setup Accuracy in Surface-Guided Radiotherapy for Breast Cancer

Final Masters presentation: A Systematic Review of Setup Accuracy in Surface-Guided Radiotherapy for Breast Cancer A thesis by: Nakshatra Achu Jabyson 🎯 About this Video This video explores a systematic review on Surface-Guided Radiotherapy (SGRT) and how it’s changing the way breast cancer treatments are delivered. 💡 What We Cover: How SGRT compares to traditional tattoo-based alignment Improvements in setup accuracy and workflow efficiency Findings from 16 clinical studies on positioning accuracy Key benefits and current limitations of SGRT technology 📊 Key Takeaways: SGRT offers better setup precision (under 3 mm), faster treatment setup times, and improved patient comfort — all without the need for permanent skin tattoos. When combined with IGRT, it provides a powerful, patient-friendly approach to modern radiotherapy. 🌟 Conclusion: Surface-guided radiotherapy represents an important step forward toward more accurate, efficient, and patient-centered cancer care.