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Radiation Oncology
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Palliation
When offering palliative radiation for spinal cord compression, do you ever "open up the field" if there is evidence of leptomeningeal disease on MRI?
If so, what are your typical treatment volumes in this scenario?
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When planning spine SBRT, do you use volume dose limits to the spinal cord PRV, such as D0.35cc, in addition to maximum point dose?
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How do you counsel patients with sleep disturbance secondary to chronic steroid use?
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