Physics for Clinical Oncology (Radiotherapy in Practice), 2nd Edition (EPUB)

Physics for Clinical Oncology Radiotherapy in Practice

Understanding how radiotherapy works is crucial to ensure optimal practice, as it continues to be a key non-surgical treatment method for malignant disease. Oncology trainees study ionizing radiation, but in order to properly comprehend it, they also need to comprehend the physics pertaining to its therapeutic application. In order to help clinical oncologists better comprehend the science underlying radiotherapy, this book was designed especially for the oncology and radiation team. It starts with fundamental ideas before delving into the science and practice of radiation, including a discussion of various forms of treatment.This volume, which was written by experts selected for their experience in their respective domains and is in line with the Royal College of Radiologists’ FRCR Curriculum in Oncology, will be a great resource for oncologists in training and practice as well as for larger radiation teams. With two new imaging chapters and a new brachytherapy chapter, this second edition has been completely revised to take into account technological advancements and the growing complexity of contemporary radiation.