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B. Patyal is a medical physicist whose research focuses on the clinical implementation and quality assurance of proton radiotherapy systems, with particular emphasis on treatment precision and patient safety. Working at the intersection of radiation oncology physics and advanced imaging technology, Patyal has contributed meaningfully to the commissioning and validation of sophisticated proton therapy infrastructure. Notable work includes a 2015 study evaluating a proton gantry equipped with dual x-ray imagers and a robotic patient positioner, which rigorously assessed the accuracy of single-beam image registration — a critical technical challenge in ensuring precise proton beam delivery. This paper has garnered 7 citations, reflecting its practical relevance to clinical medical physics communities. Patyal has also investigated end-to-end testing methodologies for proton radiosurgery, employing GafChromic film dosimetry within anthropomorphic phantoms to verify the accuracy of circular collimator-based treatment delivery — work that directly informs clinical workflow validation protocols. Collectively, Patyal's contributions address the demanding technical standards required to safely deploy proton therapy, helping institutions establish reliable commissioning benchmarks that ultimately improve treatment outcomes for cancer patients receiving this advanced form of radiation therapy.
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