F. Pansini
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F. Pansini is a researcher whose work centers on the precision and accuracy of image-guided radiotherapy, with a particular focus on lung cancer treatment. His major contribution lies in quantifying and characterizing the complex interplay of translational and rotational errors in cone-beam CT-based stereotactic body radiotherapy (SBRT) for lung tumors. In his most-cited work (2016, 32 citations), Pansini provides a detailed analysis of localization uncertainties, demonstrating that rotational errors, often overlooked in standard practice, can significantly impact target coverage. This research has direct clinical implications, helping to refine patient setup protocols and improve the geometric accuracy of high-dose, hypofractionated treatments. By systematically evaluating these errors, Pansini’s work supports the safe and effective delivery of lung SBRT, a technique critical for treating early-stage or oligometastatic disease. His findings are particularly valuable for medical physicists and radiation oncologists seeking to minimize margins and reduce toxicity, making him a notable contributor to the field of precision radiation oncology.
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