Christian Groh
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Christian Groh is a leading researcher in the field of real-time adaptive radiotherapy, with a primary focus on improving the precision and accuracy of cancer treatments affected by respiratory motion. His work centers on the dosimetric comparison of advanced motion management technologies, including robotic, gimbaled, multileaf collimator, and couch tracking systems. In his most-cited study (95 citations), Groh led a multi-institutional investigation demonstrating that adaptive radiotherapy significantly improves dosimetric accuracy over non-adaptive methods when accounting for patient-measured tumor motion. He has also made critical contributions to understanding imaging and dosimetric errors in 4D PET/CT-guided radiotherapy, developing an end-to-end workflow to quantify motion-induced uncertainties from patient-specific respiratory patterns. This work is essential for effective PET/CT guidance in lung cancer treatment, helping to bridge the gap between imaging and delivery. Groh’s research is highly influential in the radiation oncology community, providing foundational evidence for the clinical adoption of real-time adaptive techniques and improving treatment outcomes for patients with moving tumors.
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