Raimond Wong
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Raimond Wong is a leading figure in radiation oncology, with a particular focus on advancing stereotactic radiosurgery and stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT). His research centers on improving the precision and efficacy of radiation delivery for complex tumors, especially those in the liver and spine. Wong’s most-cited work, "Accuracy of Robotic Radiosurgical Liver Treatment Throughout the Respiratory Cycle" (2015, 41 citations), is a landmark study that demonstrated the feasibility and accuracy of using robotic radiosurgery to track and treat liver tumors in real time, accounting for respiratory motion. This contribution has been pivotal in expanding the use of non-invasive, high-dose radiation for liver malignancies, offering patients a safer alternative to surgery. Beyond this, Wong has published extensively on spinal radiosurgery and the management of oligometastatic disease, helping to define best practices in these rapidly evolving fields. His work is widely cited by clinicians and researchers, reflecting its direct impact on patient care and treatment protocols. Through his research, Wong has established himself as a key innovator in the quest to make radiation therapy more precise, effective, and accessible.
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