Cristiana Fodor
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Cristiana Fodor is a leading expert in the field of stereotactic radiotherapy, with a particular focus on the application of robotic, image-guided techniques for treating cancer. Her research centers on the precise delivery of high-dose radiation to tumors, especially in the context of oligometastatic disease and recurrent prostate cancer. Fodor’s major contributions include pioneering work on the use of CyberKnife technology for isolated recurrent primary, lymph node, or metastatic prostate cancer, as demonstrated in her highly cited 2011 study (233 citations). This work has helped establish stereotactic body radiotherapy as a viable, non-invasive option for patients with limited metastatic spread, offering a potential alternative to systemic therapies. Her 2013 paper on CyberKnife for oligometastatic cancer further expanded the evidence base for this approach. Through these studies, Fodor has significantly advanced the understanding of how to safely and effectively target recurrent and metastatic lesions, improving outcomes for patients with challenging disease presentations. Her research continues to shape clinical practice in radiation oncology.
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