Sheena Jain
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Sheena Jain is a medical physicist whose work centers on the precision and safety of stereotactic radiosurgery, with a particular focus on image-guided robotic systems. Her research addresses the critical challenge of targeting accuracy in high-dose, single-fraction radiation treatments. In her most cited work, “Factors that may determine the targeting accuracy of image‐guided radiosurgery” (2015, 16 citations), Jain provides essential data on the effects of intentionally offsetting phantoms, as recommended by the AAPM TG-135 report. This study offers practical insights into the performance of targeting algorithms and the robustness of quality assurance protocols. By systematically analyzing variables that influence geometric precision, Jain’s contributions help establish more reliable QA benchmarks for clinical practice. Her findings are directly relevant to ensuring patient safety and treatment efficacy in radiosurgery. Though her citation count is modest, the technical depth and clinical applicability of her work make it a valuable reference for physicists and clinicians developing and validating image-guided radiation therapy systems.
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