T Nurushev
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T. Nurushev is a leading researcher in the field of stereotactic radiation surgery and stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT), with a particular focus on image-guided localization technologies. Their most cited work, a 2010 phantom study with 51 citations, rigorously compared the accuracy of stereoscopic planar and volumetric imaging methods for precise tumor targeting, establishing critical benchmarks for clinical practice. This foundational research demonstrated the superior localization accuracy of stereoscopic X-ray systems, directly influencing the adoption of dual-image guidance platforms. Nurushev further advanced the field through a 2012 study on the clinical application of a combined ExacTrac stereoscopic X-ray and cone-beam CT (CBCT) system for spine radiosurgery, leveraging the Novalis TX linac’s robotic six-dimensional couch. This work showcased how integrating multiple imaging modalities enhances treatment precision and safety for complex spinal targets. By quantifying the performance of these technologies, Nurushev’s contributions have helped shape modern radiosurgery protocols, improving patient outcomes in high-precision radiation oncology. Their research remains a key reference for clinicians and physicists optimizing image-guided radiation therapy.
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