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	Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for radiotherapy treatment planning is a state-of-the-art process that utilizes the superior soft-tissue contrast of MRI to enhance the accuracy of radiation therapy. During this procedure, high-resolution MRI scans are taken to create detailed images of the ~~tumor~~ and surrounding tissues. These images are then integrated into the treatment planning system, allowing radiation oncologists and medical physicists to delineate the ~~tumor~~ boundaries with exceptional precision. The clarity provided by MRI is particularly beneficial for cancers in areas where distinguishing between healthy and cancerous tissues is challenging, such as the brain, prostate, and liver. By using MRI, the treatment plan can be tailored to target the ~~tumor~~ more effectively while sparing adjacent healthy tissues. This advanced imaging technique improves the precision and effectiveness of radiation therapy, leading to better patient outcomes and reduced side effects.		Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for radiotherapy treatment planning is a state-of-the-art process that utilizes the superior soft-tissue contrast of MRI to enhance the accuracy of radiation therapy. During this procedure, high-resolution MRI scans are taken to create detailed images of the tumour and surrounding tissues. These images are then integrated into the treatment planning system, allowing radiation oncologists and medical physicists to delineate the tumour boundaries with exceptional precision. The clarity provided by MRI is particularly beneficial for cancers in areas where distinguishing between healthy and cancerous tissues is challenging, such as the brain, prostate, and liver. By using MRI, the treatment plan can be tailored to target the tumour more effectively while sparing adjacent healthy tissues. This advanced imaging technique improves the precision and effectiveness of radiation therapy, leading to better patient outcomes and reduced side effects.

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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for radiotherapy treatment planning is a state-of-the-art process that utilizes the superior soft-tissue contrast of MRI to enhance the accuracy of radiation therapy. During this procedure, high-resolution MRI scans are taken to create detailed images of the tumor and surrounding tissues. These images are then integrated into the treatment planning system, allowing radiation oncologists and medical physicists to delineate the tumor boundaries with exceptional precision. The clarity provided by MRI is particularly beneficial for cancers in areas where distinguishing between healthy and cancerous tissues is challenging, such as the brain, prostate, and liver. By using MRI, the treatment plan can be tailored to target the tumor more effectively while sparing adjacent healthy tissues. This advanced imaging technique improves the precision and effectiveness of radiation therapy, leading to better patient outcomes and reduced side effects.

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Victor at 00:24, 27 August 2024