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Intensity-Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT) planning is an advanced process that uses sophisticated software and imaging technology to design highly precise radiation treatment plans. IMRT planning begins with detailed imaging, typically using CT or MRI scans, to create a 3D model of the tumour and surrounding tissues. This model allows radiation oncologists and medical physicists to meticulously calculate and adjust the intensity of radiation beams from multiple angles. The goal is to conform the radiation dose to the shape of the tumour while minimizing exposure to nearby healthy tissue. The IMRT planning system enables precise control over the radiation dose distribution, allowing for higher doses to the tumour and lower doses to critical structures. This tailored approach improves treatment efficacy, reduces side effects, and enhances patient outcomes, making IMRT a highly effective option for complex and sensitive cancer cases.
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