Minglun Li
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Minglun Li is a radiation oncology researcher whose work focuses on improving the precision and safety of prostate cancer radiotherapy, particularly through the management of interfraction and intrafraction motion. His most-cited study, "Prefraction displacement and intrafraction drift of the prostate due to perineal ultrasound probe pressure" (2017, 18 citations), provides critical insights into how perineal ultrasound probe pressure can cause systematic prostate displacement and gradual drift during treatment sessions. This work directly informs clinical protocols for image-guided radiotherapy, helping to reduce setup errors and enhance target accuracy. Li’s contributions are foundational for developing more robust motion management strategies, balancing the benefits of real-time imaging with the mechanical perturbations it introduces. His research is widely referenced by clinicians and physicists seeking to optimize prostate cancer treatments, demonstrating a clear impact on daily practice. Through this focused investigation, Li has advanced the understanding of how external factors influence organ motion, ultimately supporting safer and more effective radiation delivery.
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