M Hadsell
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M Hadsell is a leading researcher in medical physics, specializing in real-time adaptive radiotherapy for cancer treatment. Their major contributions focus on improving the dosimetric accuracy of radiation delivery in the presence of tumor motion, a critical challenge in treating moving targets like lung and liver cancers. Hadsell spearheaded a landmark multi-institutional study comparing adaptive and non-adaptive radiotherapy systems, including robotic, gimbaled, multileaf collimator, and couch tracking technologies. This work, published in 2016 and cited over 95 times, demonstrated that real-time adaptive treatments significantly enhance dosimetric accuracy over non-adaptive methods when compensating for patient-measured tumor motion. By systematically evaluating diverse delivery platforms, Hadsell provided essential evidence for the clinical adoption of motion-adaptive radiotherapy, directly impacting treatment precision and patient outcomes. Their research bridges engineering innovation and clinical practice, offering a rigorous framework for integrating real-time adaptation into standard care. Hadsell’s contributions are foundational for researchers and clinicians seeking to minimize radiation toxicity while maximizing tumor control, making their work a cornerstone in the evolution of personalized, motion-compensated cancer therapy.
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