Romaric Dal
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Romaric Dal is a medical physicist whose work focuses on advancing the precision and safety of stereotactic radiotherapy. His research centers on quality assurance (QA) for image-guided radiation therapy, particularly the independent verification of patient repositioning accuracy on linear accelerators. His most-cited paper, "Independent 6D quality assurance of stereotactic radiotherapy repositioning on linacs" (2020), introduces a robust methodology to validate the six-degree-of-freedom correction capabilities of modern treatment systems, ensuring sub-millimeter targeting for high-dose, high-precision treatments. This contribution is critical for minimizing geometric uncertainties in stereotactic radiosurgery and stereotactic body radiotherapy, directly impacting patient outcomes. While his citation count is modest, Dal’s work is foundational for clinical QA protocols, offering a reproducible framework that enhances confidence in advanced radiotherapy delivery. His achievements include developing practical tools for routine QA that bridge the gap between vendor specifications and clinical reality, making him a valuable contributor to the field of radiation oncology physics.
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