Marie‐Claude Biston
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Marie-Claude Biston is a leading medical physicist whose research focuses on advancing radiation therapy techniques, particularly for pediatric and stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT) treatments. Her work addresses critical challenges in dose escalation and treatment precision, notably through her pioneering study on localized Ewing sarcomas of the spine in children, which compared innovative dose-escalation techniques and has garnered 6 citations. This preliminary investigation laid groundwork for safer, more effective radiotherapy in vulnerable pediatric populations. Biston also conducted a landmark evaluation of linear accelerators' compliance with ICRU 91 constraints for SBRT, a study cited 4 times that has helped establish quality assurance benchmarks in modern radiation oncology. Her contributions bridge the gap between technological innovation and clinical application, ensuring that advanced treatment modalities meet rigorous safety and efficacy standards. Through these impactful studies, Biston has demonstrated a commitment to improving therapeutic outcomes while minimizing risks, making her a respected voice in the field of radiation therapy physics.
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