Papers
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Total Citations
120
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About
Timothy D. Solberg is a medical physicist whose research lies at the forefront of stereotactic radiation therapy, with a particular focus on advancing the precision and efficacy of robotic and conventional linac-based delivery systems. His most influential contribution, a 2010 dosimetric comparison of stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT) techniques for lung cancer, has garnered 52 citations and remains a foundational reference for clinicians navigating the choice between CyberKnife and conventional linear accelerator platforms. Building on this work, Solberg has made significant strides in optimizing prescription isodose selection to minimize normal tissue exposure while maximizing tumor dose—a critical challenge in modern radiotherapy planning. His research extends beyond lung cancer into complex neurovascular conditions, including multi-staged robotic radiosurgery for large cerebral arteriovenous malformations, as well as innovative applications in laryngeal cancer treatment. A particularly notable technical achievement is his development of CyberArc-m6, a noncoplanar continuous arc delivery optimization algorithm designed to reduce CyberKnife treatment times. Across his career, Solberg has consistently bridged computational innovation and clinical application, making meaningful contributions to the field of image-guided, hypofractionated radiotherapy with an accumulated body of work that continues to shape treatment planning practices.
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- 4A continuous arc delivery optimization algorithm for CyberKnife m613 citations · 2018
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- 7Prostate Margins for Real-Time Monitoring and Correction Strategies2 citations · 2007