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Annamaria Ferrari is a clinical researcher whose work bridges the precision of radiation oncology with the challenges of treating complex anatomical sites. Her primary research areas include image-guided radiotherapy for lung cancer and the management of treatment-related toxicities in head and neck oncology. In her most cited work, she investigated translational and rotational localization errors in cone-beam CT-based image-guided lung stereotactic radiotherapy (2016, 32 citations), providing critical data that helps clinicians minimize setup uncertainties and improve treatment accuracy for lung tumors. More recently, Ferrari has focused on the toxicity profile of patients undergoing postoperative radiotherapy after transoral robotic surgery (TORS) for oropharyngeal and supraglottic cancers. Her 2020 study on soft tissue necrosis in this patient population offers valuable insights into the delicate balance between effective tumor control and the preservation of quality of life. Through her detailed analyses of localization errors and post-surgical complications, Ferrari contributes to safer, more personalized radiotherapy protocols, making her work essential reading for clinicians and researchers striving to refine image-guided techniques and reduce treatment-related morbidities.
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