The .decimal® Point Online Issues
In this issue:
- Ed Montgomery
A survivor of squamous cell carcinoma shares his story
- Georgia Tech
Visiting the Nuclear and Radiological Engineering Program
- Case Studies
Using .decimal® BolusECT® on a Chest Wall and Nose
In this issue:
- M. D. Anderson Orlando
Blazing the trail with new .decimal® BolusECT®
- The Ideal Plan
The many factors contributing to the ideal treatment plan
- dotDeming
The enduring wisdom of Dr. William Edwards Deming
In this issue:
- Southeast Cancer Network
A profile of the Southeast Cancer Network
- q.d: Plan = Actual
.decimal®’s q.d initiative strives for continuous improvement
- IMRT Research
Several research institutions are partnering with .decimal®
In this issue:
- Moffitt Cancer Center
A profile of the H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute
- ECT
The past, present, and future of Electron Conformal Therapy
- News
The story behind .decimal®’s 100,000th part
In this issue:
- UFPTI
A profile of the University of Florida Proton Therapy Institute
- IMRT QA
The benefits of Beam-by-Beam IMRT Quality Assurance
- Research
An overview of research initiatives supported by .decimal®
In this issue:
- Medical Center of South Arkansas
Dianna Chambers, RT (T), CMD discusses implementing .decimal®
- Team Goshen
A profile of The Center for Cancer Care in Goshen, Indiana
- p.d 3.1
.decimal®'s lastest update of p.d, the custom planning software
In this issue:
- Letter from HPS
Highlights for reimbursement using compensator-based IMRT
- The q.d initiative
Exploring q.d - how .decimal® delivers with precision and expediency
- Breast IMRT
Victoria LaCerba discusses an interesting case for IMRT delivery
In this issue:
- Pediatric IMRT
Pediatric IMRT opens the doors for important research into the minimization of dosage to children
- Dr. Bice in San Antonio
Dr. Willian Bice, Ph.D. discusses Solid IMRT® and its utilization in providing quality radiotherapy
- Clinical Advisory Board
Read about the .decimal® Clinical Advisory Board meeting, which was held in July during AAPM 2006