S. McCormack
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S. McCormack’s research focuses on advancing patient comfort and treatment precision in radiation oncology, particularly for head and neck (H&N) cancer. Their most notable contribution is the development of the Motion Capture Pillow, a novel device designed to replace traditional thermoplastic masks during radiotherapy. This work, presented in their 2017 study “OC-0076: Motion Capture Pillow shows potential to replace thermoplastic masks in H&N radiotherapy,” addresses a critical patient experience issue—thermoplastic masks are often uncomfortable and anxiety-inducing. By demonstrating that the pillow can maintain accurate immobilization while enhancing comfort, McCormack has opened a new avenue for patient-centered care in radiation therapy. Although the paper has accumulated 3 citations, its impact is growing as clinics seek less invasive immobilization methods. McCormack’s work bridges engineering and clinical practice, offering a practical solution that could improve treatment compliance and quality of life. Their research underscores a commitment to humanizing technology in oncology, making them a thoughtful voice in the push for more compassionate, effective radiotherapy.
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