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SU-AB-TRACK 2 2021 Annual Student Meeting: Beyond the Clinic - Medical Physics in Industry
IntroductionPresented by Ahtesham Ullah Khan University of Wisconsin - ADCL
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15154

SU-AB-TRACK 2 2021 Annual Student Meeting: Beyond the Clinic - Medical Physics in Industry
Medical Physicists in Industry: Present and FuturePresented by Paul Naine Elekta, Inc.
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15155

SU-AB-TRACK 2 2021 Annual Student Meeting: Beyond the Clinic - Medical Physics in Industry
Transitioning from a Clinical to an Industry CareerPresented by Maria Bellon, MS ViewRay Incorporated
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15156

SU-AB-TRACK 2 2021 Annual Student Meeting: Beyond the Clinic - Medical Physics in Industry
Beginning a Novel Career as a Medical PhysicistPresented by Christie Lin OnLume Inc
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15157

SU-AB-TRACK 2 2021 Annual Student Meeting: Beyond the Clinic - Medical Physics in Industry
AAPM Initiatives to Promote Industry CareersPresented by Ahtesham Ullah Khan University of Wisconsin - ADCL
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15158

SU-AB-TRACK 2 2021 Annual Student Meeting: Beyond the Clinic - Medical Physics in Industry
Questions/Discussions/Interactive ExercisePresented by Ahtesham Ullah Khan University of Wisconsin - ADCL
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15159

SU-AB-TRACK 3 SIIM-AAPM Joint Symposium on Machine Intelligence in Medical Imaging
IntroductionPresented by Paul Nagy, PhD Johns Hopkins University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 16136

SU-AB-TRACK 3 SIIM-AAPM Joint Symposium on Machine Intelligence in Medical Imaging
Challenges and Opportunities in Validation of AI for Medical ImagingPresented by Bennett Landman Vanderbilt University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15065

SU-AB-TRACK 3 SIIM-AAPM Joint Symposium on Machine Intelligence in Medical Imaging
Harnessing AI to Enable Advanced Image-Guidance in Interventional ProceduresPresented by Kristy Brock, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15066

SU-AB-TRACK 3 SIIM-AAPM Joint Symposium on Machine Intelligence in Medical Imaging
Joint Optimization of Learning-Based Image Reconstruction and K-Space Trajectories for MRIPresented by Jeffrey Fessler University of Michigan
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15067

SU-AB-TRACK 3 SIIM-AAPM Joint Symposium on Machine Intelligence in Medical Imaging
Standards-Based Integration of AI Tools Into Clinical PracticePresented by Katherine Andriole, PhD Brigham & Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15068

SU-AB-TRACK 3 SIIM-AAPM Joint Symposium on Machine Intelligence in Medical Imaging
Q&APresented by Jeffrey Siewerdsen, PhD Johns Hopkins University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 16137

SU-AB-TRACK 5 Affordable Cancer Care for All
IntroductionPresented by Laurence Edward Court, PhD University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15233

SU-AB-TRACK 5 Affordable Cancer Care for All
The Real Impact of Cost On PatientsPresented by Chino Fumiko Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15234

SU-AB-TRACK 5 Affordable Cancer Care for All
Low-Cost X-Ray Treatment SystemPresented by Michael Weil Sirius Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15235

SU-AB-TRACK 5 Affordable Cancer Care for All
Focused X-Ray Beams for Low-Cost RadiotherapyPresented by Mohammad Reza Salehpour, PhD M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15236

SU-AB-TRACK 5 Affordable Cancer Care for All
A Rethink of the Linear Accelerator for Resource-Limited EnvironmentsPresented by Taofeeq Ige National Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15237

SU-AB-TRACK 5 Affordable Cancer Care for All
A Rethink of the Linear Accelerator for Resource-Limited EnvironmentsPresented by Manjit Dosahjh Cern
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15238

SU-AB-TRACK 5 Affordable Cancer Care for All
Factors Affecting Resource Utilization in Radiation OncologyPresented by Per Halvorsen, MS Beth Israel - Lahey Health
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15239

SU-AB-TRACK 5 Affordable Cancer Care for All
Fully Automated Treatment PlanningPresented by Tucker Netherton, DMP MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15240

SU-AB-TRACK 5 Affordable Cancer Care for All
Q&APresented by Laurence Edward Court, PhD University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15241

SU-AB-TRACK 7 Clinical Implementation of MR-IGRT
Tools of the Trade: MR Linacs & Image Optimization for MRgARTPresented by Bas Raaymakers University Medical Center Utrecht
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15091

SU-AB-TRACK 7 Clinical Implementation of MR-IGRT
State of the ART 1: Low Field MRgARTPresented by Poonam Yadav, PhD School of Medicine and Public Health UW-Madison
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 15092

SU-AB-TRACK 7 Clinical Implementation of MR-IGRT
State of the ART 2: High Field MRgARTPresented by Daniel Hyer, PhD University of Iowa
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15093

SU-AB-TRACK 7 Clinical Implementation of MR-IGRT
Proof Is in the Plan: Pros and Cons of MRgARTPresented by Anil Sethi, PhD Loyola University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15094

SU-AB-TRACK 7 Clinical Implementation of MR-IGRT Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15095

SU-AB-TRACK 8 Patient-Specific QA Devices/Software
Patient-Specific QA Devices/SoftwarePresented by Sharareh Koufigar Piedmont Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15251

SU-AB-TRACK 8 Patient-Specific QA Devices/Software
Patient-Specific QA Devices/SoftwarePresented by Kevinraj Sukumar Piedmont Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 16145

SU-AB-TRACK 8 Patient-Specific QA Devices/Software
Improving Patient Outcomes through Automation of Error Detection During TreatmentPresented by Jennifer Hamilton, MEng Sun Nuclear Corporation
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 15252

SU-AB-TRACK 8 Patient-Specific QA Devices/Software
Patient Specific QA Throughout TreatmentPresented by Mary Napolitano, PhD Standard Imaging, Inc.
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 6 responding
VLID: 15253

SU-AB-TRACK 8 Patient-Specific QA Devices/Software
Monte Carlo Based Patient QA Efficiency and Accuracy Through Automation and PredictionPresented by Anthony Nagle Iba Dosimetry Gmbh
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 6 responding
VLID: 15254

SU-AB-TRACK 8 Patient-Specific QA Devices/Software
Fast, Independent, True 3D: SRS Patient QA for SIMT Plans with OCTAVIUS 4D 1600 SRSPresented by Nicole Brand PTW North America Corporation
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.8 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 15255

SU-AB-TRACK 8 Patient-Specific QA Devices/Software
Q&APresented by Sharareh Koufigar Piedmont Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.6 (higher is better), with 5 responding
VLID: 15256

SU-A-TRACK 1 International Council Symposium: AAPM Global Engagement; Planning for the Future
Global Medical Physics Education and TrainingPresented by Stephen Avery, PhD UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
This presentation has an average satisfaction 2.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15127

SU-A-TRACK 1 International Council Symposium: AAPM Global Engagement; Planning for the Future
Global Need AssessmentPresented by Stephanie Parker, MS Wake Forest Baptist Health High Point Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15128

SU-A-TRACK 1 International Council Symposium: AAPM Global Engagement; Planning for the Future
Global CollaborationsPresented by Jatinder Palta, PhD Virginia Commonwealth University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15129

SU-A-TRACK 1 International Council Symposium: AAPM Global Engagement; Planning for the Future
Global Research and Scientific InnovationPresented by Robert Jeraj, PhD University of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15130

SU-A-TRACK 1 International Council Symposium: AAPM Global Engagement; Planning for the Future
Global Data and Information ExchangePresented by Grace Gwe-Ya Kim, PhD University of California, San Diego
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15131

SU-A-TRACK 1 International Council Symposium: AAPM Global Engagement; Planning for the Future
Global Clinical Education and TrainingPresented by Shada Wadi-Ramahi, PhD University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15132

SU-A-TRACK 1 International Council Symposium: AAPM Global Engagement; Planning for the Future
Q&APresented by Jatinder Palta, PhD Virginia Commonwealth University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15133

SU-A-TRACK 4 Solid State PET in Radiology and Radiation Oncology: from SiPM to AI in the Clinic
Technologies and AI Features of SiPM PET InstrumentationPresented by Jun Zhang The Ohio State University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15053

SU-A-TRACK 4 Solid State PET in Radiology and Radiation Oncology: from SiPM to AI in the Clinic
Clinical Considerations of SiPM PET in Radiology and Radiation OncologyPresented by Stephen Bowen, PhD University of Washington, School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15054

SU-A-TRACK 4 Solid State PET in Radiology and Radiation Oncology: from SiPM to AI in the Clinic
Q&A & Panel DiscussionPresented by Jun Zhang The Ohio State University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15055

SU-A-TRACK 6 Artificial Intelligence in Treatment Planning and Delivery
Curbing the Errors From Automated Tools Based On An FMEA of An AI-Based Treatment Planning SystemPresented by Kelly Nealon, MS The University Of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15161

SU-A-TRACK 6 Artificial Intelligence in Treatment Planning and Delivery
Generalizability Study of a Fluence Map Prediction NetworkPresented by Lin Ma University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15162

SU-A-TRACK 6 Artificial Intelligence in Treatment Planning and Delivery
Inverse Treatment Planning Using a Virtual Treatment Planner (VTP) for Prostate Cancer Treated with Intensity Modulated Radiation TherapyPresented by Damon Sprouts, MS
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15163

SU-A-TRACK 6 Artificial Intelligence in Treatment Planning and Delivery
Predicting Daily Record of Machine Performance Check Using Multi-Long Short-Term Memory Neural NetworksPresented by Min Ma National Cancer Center/National Clinical Research Center for Cancer/Cancer Hospital, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences and Peking Union Medical College
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15164

SU-A-TRACK 6 Artificial Intelligence in Treatment Planning and Delivery
Towards Automatic Metastasis-Directed Therapy Planning in a Three-Dimensional Beam Model Using Reinforcement LearningPresented by William Hrinivich, PhD Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15165

SU-A-TRACK 6 Artificial Intelligence in Treatment Planning and Delivery
Towards Interpretable Intelligent Automatic Treatment Planning in Radiotherapy: Understanding the Decision-Making Behaviors of a Hierarchical Deep Reinforcement Learning Based Virtual Treatment Planner NetworkPresented by Chenyang Shen, PhD University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15166

SU-A-TRACK 6 Artificial Intelligence in Treatment Planning and Delivery
Treatment Parameters That Impact IROC SRS Phantom Performance Evaluated Using AIPresented by Hunter Mehrens UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15167

SU-A-TRACK 6 Artificial Intelligence in Treatment Planning and Delivery Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15168

SU-B-TRACK 1 Joint Council Symposium: Creativity in Medical Physics
IntroductionPresented by Brent Parker, PhD The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15142

SU-B-TRACK 1 Joint Council Symposium: Creativity in Medical Physics
Virtual Fellowships: A Novel Approach to Undergraduate Research Training and MentorshipPresented by Parminder Basran, PhD Cornell University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15143

SU-B-TRACK 1 Joint Council Symposium: Creativity in Medical Physics
Extending AAPM Leadership to Advance Data Science in the Age of COVID-19Presented by Maryellen Giger, PhD University of Chicago
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15144

SU-B-TRACK 1 Joint Council Symposium: Creativity in Medical Physics
Sailing the High C’sPresented by Brent Parker, PhD The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15145

SU-B-TRACK 1 Joint Council Symposium: Creativity in Medical Physics
Q&APresented by Brent Parker, PhD The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15146

SU-B-TRACK 4 WMIS/AAPM Joint Symposium: Novel and Theranostic PET Agents
Theranostics and PET/MRPresented by Thomas Hope UCSF
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15061

SU-B-TRACK 4 WMIS/AAPM Joint Symposium: Novel and Theranostic PET Agents
Novel TheranosticsPresented by Suzanne Lapi University of Alabama at Birmingham
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15062

SU-B-TRACK 4 WMIS/AAPM Joint Symposium: Novel and Theranostic PET Agents
Developing Novel PET Tracers for Brain ImagingPresented by Neil Vasdev University of Toronto
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15063

SU-B-TRACK 4 WMIS/AAPM Joint Symposium: Novel and Theranostic PET Agents Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15064

SU-B-TRACK 6 Imaging in Treatment Planning
A Fully Automated Approach for Labeling, Contouring, and Treatment Planning of Vertebral Bodies, Including Automatic Verification to Prevent ErrorsPresented by Tucker Netherton, DMP MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15169

SU-B-TRACK 6 Imaging in Treatment Planning
AI Agent Competing with Human in Planning Challenge: A Human-Expert Level Virtual Treatment Planner Network for Prostate Cancer Stereotactic Body Radiation Therapy (SBRT)Presented by Chenyang Shen, PhD University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15170

SU-B-TRACK 6 Imaging in Treatment Planning
Evaluating the Clinical Acceptability of Deep Learning Contours in Prostate RadiotherapyPresented by Jingwei Duan University of Kentucky
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15171

SU-B-TRACK 6 Imaging in Treatment Planning
Managing Tumor Changes During Fractionated Radiotherapy: Evaluation On a Deep-Learning-Based Predictive Model and a Re-Planning StrategyPresented by Ruiqi Li UT Health San Antonio MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15172

SU-B-TRACK 6 Imaging in Treatment Planning
Mapping Motion-Induced Dose Variations On Bladder Surfaces: A Novel Surface-Based Dose Modeling for Accurate Dose Assessment in Fractionated Prostate Cancer RadiotherapyPresented by Yi Lao University of California, Los Angeles
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15173

SU-B-TRACK 6 Imaging in Treatment Planning
Towards Daily Online Adaptive SBRT for Pancreatic Cancer: Dosimetric Analysis of Daily Adaptive Re-Planning Using Re-Optimization and Dose Escalation TechniquesPresented by Joshua Niedzielski, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15174

SU-B-TRACK 6 Imaging in Treatment Planning
Online Adaptive Radiotherapy: Assessment of Planning Technique and On-Table Adaptive Plan QualityPresented by Kathryn Mittauer, PhD Miami Cancer Institute, Baptist Health South Florida
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15175

SU-B-TRACK 6 Imaging in Treatment Planning Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15176

SU-CD-TRACK 2 Fluoroscopy Dose Management
MPPG #12: Fluoroscopy Dose ManagementPresented by Ryan Fisher, PhD MetroHealth
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15081

SU-CD-TRACK 2 Fluoroscopy Dose Management
First CPT Code for Diagnostic Medical Physics: What to Know and How to Use This CodePresented by Mahadevappa Mahesh, PhD Johns Hopkins University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15082

SU-CD-TRACK 2 Fluoroscopy Dose Management
ACR Dose Index Registry for Fluoroscopy (DIR-Fluoro)Presented by A. Jones, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15083

SU-CD-TRACK 2 Fluoroscopy Dose Management
Audience Q & APresented by Ryan Fisher, PhD MetroHealth
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15084

SU-CD-TRACK 3 Medical Imaging and Data Resource Center: Imaging in Covid
Overview of MIDRC and COVID-19 AI Research ProjectsPresented by Maryellen Giger, PhD University of Chicago
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15070

SU-CD-TRACK 3 Medical Imaging and Data Resource Center: Imaging in Covid
Image Quality and Harmonization in MIDRCPresented by Paul Kinahan, PhD University of Washington
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15071

SU-CD-TRACK 3 Medical Imaging and Data Resource Center: Imaging in Covid
Rigorous Validation, Appropriate Metrics, and Task-Based Distribution of Data for Evaluating COVID-19 AIPresented by Michael McNitt-Gray, PhD David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15072

SU-CD-TRACK 3 Medical Imaging and Data Resource Center: Imaging in Covid
Rigorous Validation, Appropriate Metrics, and Task-Based Distribution of Data for Evaluating COVID-19 AIPresented by Kyle Myers, PhD Office of Science and Engineering Laboratories,FDA
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15073

SU-CD-TRACK 3 Medical Imaging and Data Resource Center: Imaging in Covid
Grand Challenges Through MIDRCPresented by Samuel Armato, PhD The University of Chicago
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15074

SU-CD-TRACK 3 Medical Imaging and Data Resource Center: Imaging in Covid
Q&A & Panel DiscussionPresented by Maryellen Giger, PhD University of Chicago
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15075

SU-CD-TRACK 5 Advances in Automatic Segmentation, Treatment Planning and QA
Deep Learning Automated Segmentation for Radiation Therapy PlanningPresented by Harini Veeraraghavan Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15040

SU-CD-TRACK 5 Advances in Automatic Segmentation, Treatment Planning and QA
Automation in Treatment Planning ProcessPresented by Qing-Rong Jackie Wu, PhD Duke University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 2.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15041

SU-CD-TRACK 5 Advances in Automatic Segmentation, Treatment Planning and QA
Advances in Quality Assurance Through AutomationPresented by Eric Ford, PhD University of Washington
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15042

SU-CD-TRACK 5 Advances in Automatic Segmentation, Treatment Planning and QA
Thoughts on The Clinical Implementation of AI Tools In Treatment Planning ProcessPresented by Steve Jiang, PhD UT Southwestern Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15043

SU-CD-TRACK 5 Advances in Automatic Segmentation, Treatment Planning and QA Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15044

SU-C-TRACK 1 Education Council Symposium: Lessons Learned During the COVID-19 Pandemic, Innovative Approaches to Didactic and Clinical Training
IntroductionPresented by Joann Prisciandaro, PhD University of Michigan
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15135

SU-C-TRACK 1 Education Council Symposium: Lessons Learned During the COVID-19 Pandemic, Innovative Approaches to Didactic and Clinical Training
It Only Took a Pandemic: Engaging Online Students with Active Learning StrategiesPresented by Izabella Barreto, PhD University of Florida College of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15136

SU-C-TRACK 1 Education Council Symposium: Lessons Learned During the COVID-19 Pandemic, Innovative Approaches to Didactic and Clinical Training
Using Digital Training Tools to Address Resident Training During a PandemicPresented by Christopher Watchman, PhD Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15137

SU-C-TRACK 1 Education Council Symposium: Lessons Learned During the COVID-19 Pandemic, Innovative Approaches to Didactic and Clinical Training
Silver Linings: Tools I Will Take with Me When I Leave Virtual Teaching BehindPresented by Victor Montemayor, PhD Germantown Academy
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15138

SU-C-TRACK 1 Education Council Symposium: Lessons Learned During the COVID-19 Pandemic, Innovative Approaches to Didactic and Clinical Training
Post-Pandemic Education and Training: Will We Do More Than Just Endure?Presented by Jay Burmeister, PhD Wayne State University, Karmanos Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15139

SU-C-TRACK 1 Education Council Symposium: Lessons Learned During the COVID-19 Pandemic, Innovative Approaches to Didactic and Clinical Training
Q&APresented by Jay Burmeister, PhD Wayne State University, Karmanos Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15140

SU-C-TRACK 4 Novel Imaging Technologies for Motion Management in Radiotherapy
4D-MRI, Motion and BeyondPresented by Wensha Yang, PhD Keck School of Medicine of USC
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15057

SU-C-TRACK 4 Novel Imaging Technologies for Motion Management in Radiotherapy
4D-CBCT: Where Are We and What's Next?Presented by Lei Ren, PhD University of Maryland
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15058

SU-C-TRACK 4 Novel Imaging Technologies for Motion Management in Radiotherapy
Data Driven Gated PET/CTPresented by Tinsu Pan, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15059

SU-C-TRACK 4 Novel Imaging Technologies for Motion Management in Radiotherapy Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15060

SU-C-TRACK 6 Nuclear Medicine and PET
A Robust Method to Quantitate Tracer Activity in Organs and Lesions with Clinical SPECT/CT SystemsPresented by Judy James, PhD Loyola University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15177

SU-C-TRACK 6 Nuclear Medicine and PET
Harmonization of Four PET Scanners Through the Use of a Uniformity Phantom and a Sphere Simulation ToolPresented by Daniel Gomez Cardona, MS Gundersen Health System
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15178

SU-C-TRACK 6 Nuclear Medicine and PET
BEST IN PHYSICS (IMAGING): Image Quality and Lesion Detectability in New DDG-PET/CT Utilizing 50% of PET DataPresented by Allan Thomas UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15179

SU-C-TRACK 6 Nuclear Medicine and PET
Longitudinal PET/CT Imaging of 64Cu for Radiopharmaceutical Therapy DosimetryPresented by Michael Merrick University of Iowa
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15180

SU-C-TRACK 6 Nuclear Medicine and PET
NCINM2.0: Organ Dose Calculator for Patients Undergoing Nuclear Medicine Procedures - Implementation of the ICRP Reference Phantoms and Biokinetic ModelsPresented by Choonsik Lee, PhD National Cancer Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15181

SU-C-TRACK 6 Nuclear Medicine and PET
Organ Doses Following Intra-Hepatic-Arterial Administration of 99mTc-MAA in Planning Dosimetry for 90Y-SIRTPresented by Srinivas Cheenu Kappadath, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15182

SU-C-TRACK 6 Nuclear Medicine and PET
Uncertainty Propagation Methods for Personalized, Image-Based 131-Iodine SPECT/CT Radiopharmaceutical Therapy DosimetryPresented by David Adam, MS University of Wisconsin- Madison
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15183

SU-C-TRACK 6 Nuclear Medicine and PET Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15184

SU-C-TRACK 7 Bottleneck Issues in the Clinic Implementation of Monte Carlo Method in Proton Therapy
Bottleneck Issues in Proton Monte Carlo Clinical Implementation and Companion Imaging Techniques – Report of NRG Survey ResultsPresented by Liyong Lin, PhD Emory Proton Therapy Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15096

SU-C-TRACK 7 Bottleneck Issues in the Clinic Implementation of Monte Carlo Method in Proton Therapy
Proton Monte Carlo Platforms – Treatment Planning and Latest DevelopmentsPresented by Jan Schuemann, PhD Physics Division, Department of Radiation Oncology, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15097

SU-C-TRACK 7 Bottleneck Issues in the Clinic Implementation of Monte Carlo Method in Proton Therapy
Dual Energy Computed Tomography, Metal Artifact Reduction and Photon Counting Detectors – Latest Development and Potential for Monte Carlo Dose CalculationPresented by Shuai Leng, PhD Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15098

SU-C-TRACK 7 Bottleneck Issues in the Clinic Implementation of Monte Carlo Method in Proton Therapy Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15099

SU-D-TRACK 1 Professional Council Symposium: Professional Skills for Future Medical Physicists: A Case Study Example
IntroductionPresented by Brent Parker, PhD The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15148

SU-D-TRACK 1 Professional Council Symposium: Professional Skills for Future Medical Physicists: A Case Study Example
A View of Clinical Trials from IndustryPresented by Rebecca Fahrig, PhD Siemens Healthcare GmbH
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15149

SU-D-TRACK 1 Professional Council Symposium: Professional Skills for Future Medical Physicists: A Case Study Example
A View of Clinical Trials from EducationPresented by Wayne Newhauser, PhD Louisiana State University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15150

SU-D-TRACK 1 Professional Council Symposium: Professional Skills for Future Medical Physicists: A Case Study Example
A View of Clinical Trials from AcademiaPresented by Robert Nishikawa, PhD University of Pittsburgh
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15151

SU-D-TRACK 1 Professional Council Symposium: Professional Skills for Future Medical Physicists: A Case Study Example
Q&APresented by Brent Parker, PhD The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15152

SU-D-TRACK 4 Motion Assessment and Management
A Subject-Specific 5D Cardiac and Respiratory Motion Model Reconstructed From Free-Breathing 2D Cine MRIsPresented by Xue Wu Washington University in Saint Louis
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15209

SU-D-TRACK 4 Motion Assessment and Management
Automated Predictive Models for Lung ARTPresented by James Kavanaugh Washington University in St. Louis
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15210

SU-D-TRACK 4 Motion Assessment and Management
Biomechanical Simulation of Lung Motion for Tumor Position Estimation During Radiation TherapyPresented by Maida Ranjbar UMBC/UMB
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15211

SU-D-TRACK 4 Motion Assessment and Management
Motion Management During Breath-Hold SBRT Liver Treatments: External Optical Monitoring Is Not Adequate – First Results of the TROG 17.03 Liver Ablative Radiotherapy with KIM (LARK)Presented by Doan Trang Nguyen University of Technology Sydney
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15212

SU-D-TRACK 4 Motion Assessment and Management
Reconstruction of DRR-Like KV-DR Using CycleGAN-Based Image Synthesis for Intra- and Extracranial SRT/SRSPresented by Dongyeon Lee Yonsei University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15213

SU-D-TRACK 4 Motion Assessment and Management
Respiratory Adaptive Computed Tomography (REACT) to Reduce Artifacts in Helical 4DCT ScansPresented by Elshin Mathias University of Sydney
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15214

SU-D-TRACK 4 Motion Assessment and Management
Towards Closed-Loop Control Head Motion Correction with Soft Actuators in MRI-LINAC SystemsPresented by Olalekan Ogunmolu University of Pennsylvania
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15215

SU-D-TRACK 4 Motion Assessment and Management Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15216

SU-D-TRACK 6 Patient Safety and Quality Improvement
A Systematic Approach to Balancing Radiotherapy Risk Management and Infection Control During a PandemicPresented by Naveed Islam UPMC Shadyside/UPMC Hillman Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15185

SU-D-TRACK 6 Patient Safety and Quality Improvement
Application of Machinery FMEA (MFMEA) for the Risk Assessment of Machine Issues Using An In-House Electronic Reporting SystemPresented by Troy Teo, PhD Northwestern Memorial Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15186

SU-D-TRACK 6 Patient Safety and Quality Improvement
Automatic Detection of Vertebral Body Misalignment Errors in Cone-Beam CT Guided Radiotherapy Using a Convolutional Neural NetworkPresented by Dishane Luximon
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15187

SU-D-TRACK 6 Patient Safety and Quality Improvement
Multi-Institutional Validation of a Convolutional Neural Network-Based Approach to the Detection of Vertebral Body Misalignments in Planar X-Ray Setup ImagesPresented by Rachel Petragallo UCLA
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15188

SU-D-TRACK 6 Patient Safety and Quality Improvement
Radiotherapy Application of Causal Analysis Based On Systems Theory (CAST)Presented by Lawrence Wong Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15189

SU-D-TRACK 6 Patient Safety and Quality Improvement
The Utility of Medical Physics Proton Peer Review for Clinical TrialsPresented by Paige Taylor, MS UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15190

SU-D-TRACK 6 Patient Safety and Quality Improvement
Development of a Text-Mining Based Methodology for the Identification of Trending Topics in a Radiation Oncology Incident Learning DatabasePresented by Ryan Price, PhD University of Utah
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15191

SU-D-TRACK 6 Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15192

SU-D-TRACK 7 Current Status of Proton Thoracic Radiotherapy
Treatment Planning and Delivery for Proton Thoracic Therapy – An US Center’s ExperiencePresented by Heng Li Johns Hopkins Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15100

SU-D-TRACK 7 Current Status of Proton Thoracic Radiotherapy
Treatment Planning and Delivery for Proton Thoracic Therapy – A European Center’s ExperiencePresented by Stefan Both, PhD University Medical Center Groningen
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15101

SU-D-TRACK 7 Current Status of Proton Thoracic Radiotherapy
Parallels and Intersections in Thoracic Proton TherapyPresented by Stella Flampouri, PhD Emory University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15102

SU-D-TRACK 7 Current Status of Proton Thoracic Radiotherapy
Q&APresented by Stella Flampouri, PhD Emory University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15103

SU-EF-TRACK 2 Non-anger Gamma Cameras: Physics, Quality Control and Evaluation
Dedicated Myocardial Perfusion ImagersPresented by Piotr Slomka, PhD Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15086

SU-EF-TRACK 2 Non-anger Gamma Cameras: Physics, Quality Control and Evaluation
Large Field-Of-View Pixelated Gamma CamerasPresented by Leonard Zimmermann, MS University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15087

SU-EF-TRACK 2 Non-anger Gamma Cameras: Physics, Quality Control and Evaluation
New and Innovative CZT-Based Gamma CamerasPresented by Michael O'Connor, PhD Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15088

SU-EF-TRACK 2 Non-anger Gamma Cameras: Physics, Quality Control and Evaluation
Audience Q & APresented by William Erwin, MS UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15089

SU-EF-TRACK 4 State-of-the-art in MRI-guided Radiotherapy
Introduction to the State-Of-The-Art in MRI-Guided RadiotherapyPresented by Carri Glide-Hurst, PhD University of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15045

SU-EF-TRACK 4 State-of-the-art in MRI-guided Radiotherapy
Next-Generation Target Tracking Using MRI GuidancePresented by Paul Liu The University of Sydney
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15046

SU-EF-TRACK 4 State-of-the-art in MRI-guided Radiotherapy
MRI FingerprintingPresented by Dan Ma Case Western Reserve
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15047

SU-EF-TRACK 4 State-of-the-art in MRI-guided Radiotherapy
Challenges and Solutions for Quantitative Imaging On Low-Field MR-Guided RT SystemsPresented by Nikolai Mickevicius University of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15048

SU-EF-TRACK 4 State-of-the-art in MRI-guided Radiotherapy
Toward Patient-Specific Radiotherapy: Biologically Informed Tumor Targeting in GlioblastomaPresented by Michelle Kim University Of Michigan
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15049

SU-EF-TRACK 4 State-of-the-art in MRI-guided Radiotherapy
Standards to Reduce Variability in Quantitative MRIPresented by Michael Boss, PhD American College of Radiology
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15050

SU-EF-TRACK 4 State-of-the-art in MRI-guided Radiotherapy
Panel DiscussionPresented by Nikolai Mickevicius University of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15051

SU-EF-TRACK 7 Radiation Biology for Radiation Therapy Physicists
IntroductionPresented by Colin Orton, Wayne State University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 16246

SU-EF-TRACK 7 Radiation Biology for Radiation Therapy Physicists
Introduction to Radiation BiologyPresented by Caridad Borras, DSc
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 15105

SU-EF-TRACK 7 Radiation Biology for Radiation Therapy Physicists
Radiobiological Basis of Conventional and Hypofractionated RadiotherapyPresented by Colin Orton, PhD Wayne State University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15106

SU-EF-TRACK 7 Radiation Biology for Radiation Therapy Physicists
Radiobiological Aspects of Proton and Heavy Ion RadiotherapyPresented by Katia Parodi, PhD Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat Munchen
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15107

SU-EF-TRACK 7 Radiation Biology for Radiation Therapy Physicists
Potential Radiobiological Mechanisms for FLASH RadiotherapyPresented by Jian-Yue Jin, PhD University Hospitals, Case Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15108

SU-EF-TRACK 7 Radiation Biology for Radiation Therapy Physicists
Minimizing Secondary Adverse Effects of Radiation Therapy: QUANTEC and Newer ResultsPresented by Joseph Deasy, PhD Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15109

SU-EF-TRACK 7 Radiation Biology for Radiation Therapy Physicists
Q&APresented by Caridad Borras, DSc
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15110

SU-EF-TRACK 8 Patient-Specific QA Devices/Software
Patient-Specific QA Devices/SoftwarePresented by Vimal Desai, MS UW Health
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 15121

SU-EF-TRACK 8 Patient-Specific QA Devices/Software
Patient QA – A Solution for Every ClinicPresented by Young Lee-Bartlett, PhD Elekta
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15122

SU-EF-TRACK 8 Patient-Specific QA Devices/Software
Varian QA Vision and SRS End-to-end PhantomPresented by Ekta Jhala, Varian Medical Systems
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15123

SU-EF-TRACK 8 Patient-Specific QA Devices/Software
ScandiDos Delta4 Discover Transmission Detector: A New Paradigm for Patient Safety and Quality AssurancePresented by Jeremy Kunz, PhD University of Utah, Huntsman Cancer Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15124

SU-EF-TRACK 8 Patient-Specific QA Devices/Software
Q&APresented by Vimal Desai, MS UW Health
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15125

SU-E-TRACK 1 Establishing Efficient and Effective Systems for Policy and Procedures
Policies and Procedures: Why Bother, and Why Should the Physicist Play a Key Role?Presented by Per Halvorsen, MS Beth Israel - Lahey Health
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15112

SU-E-TRACK 1 Establishing Efficient and Effective Systems for Policy and Procedures
Policies and Procedures: Developing Policies and Procedures That Work for Your ClinicPresented by Mohammad Bakhtiari, PhD William E. Kahlert Regional Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15113

SU-E-TRACK 1 Establishing Efficient and Effective Systems for Policy and Procedures
Policies and Procedures: Practical Strategies for Effective Implementation and MaintenancePresented by Kevin Moore UC San Diego
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15114

SU-E-TRACK 1 Establishing Efficient and Effective Systems for Policy and Procedures
Audience Q&APresented by Mohammad Bakhtiari, PhD William E. Kahlert Regional Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15115

SU-E-TRACK 3 Imaging Markers of Breast Cancer Risk
Breast Cancer Risk Markers From MammographyPresented by Celine Vachon Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15077

SU-E-TRACK 3 Imaging Markers of Breast Cancer Risk
Emerging AI Breast Imaging ApplicationsPresented by Elizabeth Morris University Of California, Davis
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 15078

SU-E-TRACK 3 Imaging Markers of Breast Cancer Risk
Q&A & Panel DiscussionPresented by Carrie Hruska, PhD Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15079

SU-E-TRACK 5 Treatment Planning: Dose Calculation and Prediction
A Consensus Report From the Global Harmonisation Group On Clinical Trials: Report Dose-To-MediumPresented by Stephen Kry, PhD University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15217

SU-E-TRACK 5 Treatment Planning: Dose Calculation and Prediction
A GPU-Accelerated Monte Carlo Engine for Calculation of MLC-Collimated Electron FieldsPresented by Eric Brost, MS Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15218

SU-E-TRACK 5 Treatment Planning: Dose Calculation and Prediction
Correlation of Treatment Time to Target Volume for GammaPod Treatments: A Simple Second Calculation"Presented by Leah Chen
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15219

SU-E-TRACK 5 Treatment Planning: Dose Calculation and Prediction
Introducing Kernel Truncation and Sparsity Into Dose Calculations for IMRT OptimizationPresented by Hunter Stephens Duke University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15220

SU-E-TRACK 5 Treatment Planning: Dose Calculation and Prediction
Polar Coordinate Based Pencil Beam Dose Calculation Algorithm for VMATPresented by Wen-Chih Tseng University of Florida
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15221

SU-E-TRACK 5 Treatment Planning: Dose Calculation and Prediction
BEST IN PHYSICS (THERAPY): Clinical Implementation of AI-Based 3D Dose Prediction Model as Physician Directive Support Tool to Streamline Head and Neck Planning ProcessPresented by maryam mashayekhi The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Ctr
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15222

SU-E-TRACK 5 Treatment Planning: Dose Calculation and Prediction
Prediction of Organ-At-Risk Doses Using An Artificial Intelligence Algorithm: Clinical Validation and Estimated Benefit to Treatment Planning for Lung SBRTPresented by Patrik Brodin Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Montefiore Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15223

SU-E-TRACK 5 Treatment Planning: Dose Calculation and Prediction Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15224

SU-E-TRACK 6 Data Science, Radiomics, and Computing
A Multi-Modality Radiomics-Based Model for Recurrence Risk Stratification in Non-Small Cell Lung CancerPresented by Jaryd Christie Western University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15196

SU-E-TRACK 6 Data Science, Radiomics, and Computing
Computer-Assisted Diagnosis of Hepatic Portal Hypertension: A Novel, Attention-Guided Deep Learning Framework Based On CT Imaging and Laboratory Data IntegrationPresented by Yuqi Wang Duke University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15195

SU-E-TRACK 6 Data Science, Radiomics, and Computing
JACK KROHMER EARLY-CAREER INVESTIGATOR COMPETITION WINNER: Multi-Group Multi-Block Data Integration for Harmonizing 18F-FDG-PET/CT Radiomics Associated with Circulating Tumor Cells and Predicting Recurrence-Free Survival Across Independent Lung Cancer Radiotherapy StudiesPresented by Sang Ho Lee, PhD University of Pennsylvania
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15197

SU-E-TRACK 6 Data Science, Radiomics, and Computing
Multi-Institutional Data Analysis of Radiomic Signature Set to Predict Overall Survival in Glioblastoma PatientsPresented by Eric Carver Wayne State University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15199

SU-E-TRACK 6 Data Science, Radiomics, and Computing
Multi-Class Classification Based On Multi-Loss Strategy and Auxiliary Deep Learning Network with Applications in Medical ImagingPresented by Zong Fan University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15198

SU-E-TRACK 6 Data Science, Radiomics, and Computing
A Radiomics-Boosted Deep Learning Model for COVID-19 and Non-COVID-19 Pneumonia Detection Using Chest X-Ray ImagePresented by Zongsheng Hu Duke Kunshan University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15193

SU-E-TRACK 6 Data Science, Radiomics, and Computing
Spatial Reconstruction of Statistically Significant Radiomics Signatures Using 3D Wavelet Decomposition in Tumors of Oropharyngeal CancerPresented by Hassan Bagher-Ebadian Henry Ford Health System
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15194

SU-E-TRACK 6 Data Science, Radiomics, and Computing Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15200

SU-F-TRACK 1 Professional Economics Updates
Professional Economics UpdatesPresented by Jonas Fontenot, PhD Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center
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VLID: 15117

SU-F-TRACK 1 Professional Economics Updates
Professional Economics UpdatesPresented by Wendy Smith Fuss, MPH Health Policy Solutions
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VLID: 15118

SU-F-TRACK 1 Professional Economics Updates
Audience Q&APresented by Jonas Fontenot, PhD Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15119

SU-F-TRACK 3 Breast Imaging
Anisotropies in Super-Resolution in 3D Magnification Mammography Using a Next-Generation Tomosynthesis SystemPresented by Raymond Acciavatti Hospital of University of Pennsylvania
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15243

SU-F-TRACK 3 Breast Imaging
Histological Validation of Anatomical Imaging for Breast ModelingPresented by Anando Sen UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15244

SU-F-TRACK 3 Breast Imaging
Direct-Indirect Dual-Layer Detector for Contrast Enhanced Digital Breast Tomosynthesis: Feasibility Using Image SimulationPresented by Xiaoyu Duan Stony Brook Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15245

SU-F-TRACK 3 Breast Imaging
Image Quality Evaluation of a Compressed-Sensing Algorithm for Image Reconstruction in Dedicated Cone-Beam Breast CT Using Offset-DetectorPresented by Srinivasan Vedantham, PhD University of Arizona
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15246

SU-F-TRACK 3 Breast Imaging
Two-Dimensional Breast Tomosynthesis with a Stationary Array of Thermionic Cathodes for Higher Resolution Images and Fast AcquisitionPresented by John Boone, PhD UC Davis Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15247

SU-F-TRACK 3 Breast Imaging
Validation of Automated MTF Measurement for Digital X-Ray Imaging Quality ControlPresented by Anissa Bey Boston Children's Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15248

SU-F-TRACK 3 Breast Imaging
Automating Tumor Functional Diameter Measurement with Molecular Breast Imaging for Treatment Response AssessmentPresented by Benjamin Lopez University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15249

SU-F-TRACK 3 Breast Imaging Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15250

SU-F-TRACK 5 Treatment Planning: Planning Automation and Assessment
A Hierarchical Optimization Framework for Gamma Knife Treatment PlanningPresented by Mingli Chen, PhD UT Southwestern Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15225

SU-F-TRACK 5 Treatment Planning: Planning Automation and Assessment
Assessing the Practicality of Using a Single KBP Model for Multiple Linac VendorsPresented by Raphael Douglas University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15226

SU-F-TRACK 5 Treatment Planning: Planning Automation and Assessment
Landmark-Based Field Aperture Generation for Automatic Whole-Brain Radiation PlanningPresented by Yao Xiao MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15227

SU-F-TRACK 5 Treatment Planning: Planning Automation and Assessment
Toward Semi-Automatic Biologically Effective Dose Treatment Planning for Gamma Knife RadiosurgeryPresented by Thomas Klinge Wellcome/EPSRC Centre for Interventional and Surgical Sciences (WEISS), University College London
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15228

SU-F-TRACK 5 Treatment Planning: Planning Automation and Assessment
Knowledge-Based Cardiac Sparing Treatment Planning for Lung RadiotherapyPresented by Joseph Harms Emory University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15229

SU-F-TRACK 5 Treatment Planning: Planning Automation and Assessment
Deep Learning-Based Dosimetric Plan Quality Assessment for Prostate RadiotherapyPresented by Yusuke Nomura Stanford University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15230

SU-F-TRACK 5 Treatment Planning: Planning Automation and Assessment
Development of a Framework to Assess Robustness of Dynamic Trajectory Treatment PlansPresented by Hannes Loebner Division of Medical Radiation Physics and Department of Radiation Oncology, Inselspital, Bern University Hospital, and University of Bern, Switzerland
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15231

SU-F-TRACK 5 Treatment Planning: Planning Automation and Assessment Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15232

SU-F-TRACK 6 Real-time Tracking and Adaptive Radiation Therapy
Automatic Stent Recognition Using Deep Neural Network for Quantitative Intra-Fractional Motion Monitoring in Pancreatic Cancer RadiotherapyPresented by Xiuxiu He Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15201

SU-F-TRACK 6 Real-time Tracking and Adaptive Radiation Therapy
Dual-Energy Real-Time Stereoscopic X-Ray Image Guidance for Markerless Lung Tumor TrackingPresented by Mike Sattarivand, PhD Nova Scotia Health Authority
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15202

SU-F-TRACK 6 Real-time Tracking and Adaptive Radiation Therapy
Implementation of High-Quality Motion-Compensated Simultaneous Algebraic Reconstruction Technique (mc-SART) Cone-Beam CT (CBCT) Imaging Using the 5D Model in a Prospective Patient StudyPresented by Kamal Singhrao
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15203

SU-F-TRACK 6 Real-time Tracking and Adaptive Radiation Therapy
One-Second Into the Future: A Deep Learning Method to Predict 3D Lung Cancer Target Motion to Account for Adaptation LatencyPresented by Doan Trang Nguyen University of Technology Sydney
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15204

SU-F-TRACK 6 Real-time Tracking and Adaptive Radiation Therapy
BEST IN PHYSICS (MULTI-DISCIPLINARY): Real-Time Dose-Optimized Multi-Target MLC Tracking for Locally Advanced Prostate CancerPresented by Emily Hewson
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15205

SU-F-TRACK 6 Real-time Tracking and Adaptive Radiation Therapy
Synthesizing Real-Time In-Treatment 4D Images Based On Optical Surface Signals and Pre-Treatment Images: A Proof-Of-Concept StudyPresented by Yuliang Huang Department of Radiotherapy, Peking University Cancer Hospital & Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15206

SU-F-TRACK 6 Real-time Tracking and Adaptive Radiation Therapy
Evaluating the Clinical Impact and Accuracy of Real-Time KV Imaging in Liver SBRTPresented by Andrew Santoso, MS University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15207

SU-F-TRACK 6 Real-time Tracking and Adaptive Radiation Therapy Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15208

SU-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-1 LAP Laser, LLC
RadCalc with 3D Monte CarloPresented by Carlos Bohorquez Lifeline Software Inc
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VLID: 15258

SU-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-1 LAP Laser, LLC Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15259

SU-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-2 LAP Laser, LLC
THALES - Motorized Water Phantom for MRIdian & Halcyon-New Developments & User ExperiencesPresented by Thierry Mertens LAP GmbH
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15260

MO-AB-TRACK 4 Frontiers in AI and Its Applications in Medical Physics
Growing Significance of Deep Learning in Modern Medical ImagingPresented by Rongping Zeng Food & Drug Administration
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15269

MO-AB-TRACK 4 Frontiers in AI and Its Applications in Medical Physics
Emerging Data-Driven Approaches for Treatment PlanningPresented by Thomas Purdie, PhD The Princess Margaret Cancer Centre - UHN
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15270

MO-AB-TRACK 4 Frontiers in AI and Its Applications in Medical Physics
Unconventional Neural Networks and Their Applications in Cancer Detection and Decision-MakingPresented by Ning Wen, PhD Henry Ford Health System
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15271

MO-AB-TRACK 4 Frontiers in AI and Its Applications in Medical Physics
Pitfalls of Current Data-Driven Solutions and Pathways Toward XAI for Medical PhysicsPresented by Lei Xing, PhD Stanford University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15272

MO-AB-TRACK 4 Frontiers in AI and Its Applications in Medical Physics Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15273

MO-AB-TRACK 5 New Developments in Flash RT
FLASH RT – Tempering Optimism with CautionPresented by Sunil Krishnan MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15262

MO-AB-TRACK 5 New Developments in Flash RT
Pre-Cilinical Investigations On Neurocognitive Sparing with FLASHPresented by Pierre Montay-gruel Uc Irvine Health
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.5 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 15263

MO-AB-TRACK 5 New Developments in Flash RT
First Canine Clinical Trial with FLASH RTPresented by Michele Kim, PhD University of Pennsylvania
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.6 (higher is better), with 7 responding
VLID: 15264

MO-AB-TRACK 5 New Developments in Flash RT
FLASH Using VHEEPresented by Colleen Desrosiers, PhD University Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.8 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 15265

MO-AB-TRACK 5 New Developments in Flash RT
First Human Clinical Trial On Treating Bone Metasteses with FLASHPresented by Anthony Mascia, PhD University of Cincinnati Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 8 responding
VLID: 15266

MO-AB-TRACK 5 New Developments in Flash RT
Q&A & Panel DiscussionPresented by Magdalena Bazalova-Carter, PhD University of Victoria
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 6 responding
VLID: 15267

MO-AB-TRACK 7 Innovation in Medical Physics Education
A Novel Formalism for Incorporating Professionalism, Interpersonal and Communication Skills Into Medical Physics Residency TrainingPresented by Irina Vergalasova, PhD Rutgers, Cancer Institute of New Jersey
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15390

MO-AB-TRACK 7 Innovation in Medical Physics Education
Career Preparation for Graduate Students: Preliminary Evaluation of An Introductory Course On the Profession of Medical PhysicsPresented by Stephanie Leon, PhD University of Florida
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15391

MO-AB-TRACK 7 Innovation in Medical Physics Education
Feasibility of Virtual Reality (VR) with Open-Source Software for Interactive Medical Physics EducationPresented by Suk Yoon University of Pennsylvania
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VLID: 15392

MO-AB-TRACK 7 Innovation in Medical Physics Education
Valued Discourse in Oral Examinations for Medical PhysicistsPresented by Ashley Cetnar, MS The Ohio State University - James Cancer Hospital
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VLID: 15393

MO-AB-TRACK 7 Innovation in Medical Physics Education
Cooperative Education in a Medical Physics Masters Graduate Degree ProgramPresented by Adam Riegel, PhD Northwell Health
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VLID: 15394

MO-AB-TRACK 7 Innovation in Medical Physics Education
Enhancing Brachytherapy Education with Immersive Virtual Reality (VR) Video Technology: Best Practice and Preliminary OutcomePresented by Taoran Li, PhD University of Pennsylvania
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VLID: 15395

MO-AB-TRACK 7 Innovation in Medical Physics Education Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15396

MO-A-TRACK 1 An Introduction to LGBTQIA+ Issues in Radiation Oncology from the Medical Physicist's Perspective
Current State of LGBTQIA+ Healthcare (Jessica, She/Her)Presented by Jessica Vadas Beaumont Health
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15325

MO-A-TRACK 1 An Introduction to LGBTQIA+ Issues in Radiation Oncology from the Medical Physicist's Perspective
Intersection of Race and LGBTQIA+ (Toni, She/Her)Presented by Toni Roth, MS Washington University School of Medicine
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VLID: 15326

MO-A-TRACK 1 An Introduction to LGBTQIA+ Issues in Radiation Oncology from the Medical Physicist's Perspective
Two Sides of the Same Coin: Looking at Inclusion From Patient Facing and Trainee Directions (Victoria, She/They and Sunshine, She/Her)Presented by Victoria Ainsworth
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VLID: 15327

MO-A-TRACK 1 An Introduction to LGBTQIA+ Issues in Radiation Oncology from the Medical Physicist's Perspective
Two Sides of the Same Coin: Looking at Inclusion From Patient Facing and Trainee Directions (Victoria, She/They and Sunshine, She/Her)Presented by K. Sunshine Osterman, PhD NYU Langone Health
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VLID: 15328

MO-A-TRACK 1 An Introduction to LGBTQIA+ Issues in Radiation Oncology from the Medical Physicist's Perspective
Audience Q&APresented by Victoria Ainsworth
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VLID: 15329

MO-A-TRACK 2 MR Protocol Basics: Brain, Spine and Prostate
Brain MRI ProtocolsPresented by Ping Hou, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 6 responding
VLID: 15278

MO-A-TRACK 2 MR Protocol Basics: Brain, Spine and Prostate
Spine MRI ProtocolsPresented by Trevor Andrews, PhD Washington University at St Louis
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VLID: 15279

MO-A-TRACK 2 MR Protocol Basics: Brain, Spine and Prostate
Prostate MRI ProtocolsPresented by Qing Yuan UT Southwestern Medical Center
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VLID: 15280

MO-A-TRACK 2 MR Protocol Basics: Brain, Spine and Prostate
Audience Q & APresented by Ho-Ling Anthony Liu, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15281

MO-A-TRACK 3 Biophotonics
Microscopic Biophotonics In-VivoPresented by Xingde Li John Hopkins
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VLID: 15283

MO-A-TRACK 3 Biophotonics
Macroscopic Biophotonics In-VivoPresented by Brian Pogue, PhD Thayer Engineering
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VLID: 15284

MO-A-TRACK 3 Biophotonics
Audience Q & APresented by Brian Pogue, PhD Thayer Engineering
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VLID: 15285

MO-A-TRACK 6 Image-Guided Surgery and Interventions
Cardiac Radioablation: MRI-Guided Tracking of Cardiac-Induced Target MotionPresented by Suzanne Lydiard University of Sydney
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VLID: 15363

MO-A-TRACK 6 Image-Guided Surgery and Interventions
Deep Learning for Near Real-Time Image-Guided Focal AblationPresented by Brian Anderson University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
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VLID: 15364

MO-A-TRACK 6 Image-Guided Surgery and Interventions
Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes: Towards Full Body Upright Cone-Beam CT ImagingPresented by Tess Reynolds University of Sydney
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VLID: 15365

MO-A-TRACK 6 Image-Guided Surgery and Interventions
Mechatronics-Assisted MRI-Guided Focal Laser Ablation of the Prostate: A Phantom StudyPresented by Claire Park Western University
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VLID: 15366

MO-A-TRACK 6 Image-Guided Surgery and Interventions
An Investigation of Microwave Ablation Equipment Interference with Wireless Patient MonitoringPresented by Christopher Favazza Mayo Clinic
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VLID: 15367

MO-A-TRACK 6 Image-Guided Surgery and Interventions
Micro-CT Enables Margin Assessment of Full Tissue Surface in Breast Conserving Surgery Without Impeding Clinical WorkflowPresented by Benjamin Maloney Dartmouth College
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VLID: 15368

MO-A-TRACK 6 Image-Guided Surgery and Interventions
Evaluation of Geometric Distortion in 7T MRI for Frameless Surgical ProceduresPresented by Krystal Kirby Mayo Clinic
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VLID: 15369

MO-A-TRACK 6 Image-Guided Surgery and Interventions Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15370

MO-B-TRACK 1 Who's Culpable? Moving Beyond Blame to Create a Just Culture and Avoid Burnout
Areas of Worklife: Fairness and the Role of a Just Culture in a Healthy Work EnvironmentPresented by Jennifer Lynn Johnson, PhD Kelsey-Seybold Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15331

MO-B-TRACK 1 Who's Culpable? Moving Beyond Blame to Create a Just Culture and Avoid Burnout
The Toll of the Job: Burnout and the Medical PhysicistPresented by Deborah Schofield AdventHealth Orlando
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VLID: 15332

MO-B-TRACK 1 Who's Culpable? Moving Beyond Blame to Create a Just Culture and Avoid Burnout
Audience Q&APresented by Deborah Schofield AdventHealth Orlando
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VLID: 15333

MO-B-TRACK 2 Session in Memory of Edward "Ed" F. Jackson
IntroductionPresented by John Hazle, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
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VLID: 15287

MO-B-TRACK 2 Session in Memory of Edward "Ed" F. Jackson
IntroductionPresented by Robert Golden UW School of Medicine And Public Health
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VLID: 15288

MO-B-TRACK 2 Session in Memory of Edward "Ed" F. Jackson
The Expanding Role of the Physicist in MRIPresented by R. Jason Stafford, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
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VLID: 15289

MO-B-TRACK 2 Session in Memory of Edward "Ed" F. Jackson
Quantitative imaging: The Translation from Research Tool to Clinical PracticePresented by Paul Kinahan, PhD University of Washington
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VLID: 15290

MO-B-TRACK 2 Session in Memory of Edward "Ed" F. Jackson
Innovations in Medical Physics EducationPresented by Joann Prisciandaro, PhD University of Michigan
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VLID: 15291

MO-B-TRACK 2 Session in Memory of Edward "Ed" F. Jackson
Q&APresented by Kristy Brock, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
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VLID: 15292

MO-B-TRACK 3 Biophotonics
Biophotonics in Radiation and Photodynamic TherapyPresented by Timothy Zhu, PhD University of Pennsylvania
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VLID: 15274

MO-B-TRACK 3 Biophotonics
Computational Imaging: From X-Ray Tomography to BiophotonicsPresented by Patrick La Riviere
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VLID: 15275

MO-B-TRACK 3 Biophotonics
Biophotonics at the NIBIBPresented by Behrouz Shabestari Nih Nibib
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15276

MO-B-TRACK 3 Biophotonics
Q&APresented by Brian Pogue, PhD Thayer Engineering
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VLID: 16138

MO-B-TRACK 6 Quantitative Imaging
A Quantitative Analysis of Lung Elastography Performance Using Large-Deformation CT Scans Acquired at Residual Volume (RV) and Total Lung Capacity (TLC)Presented by Brad Stiehl University of California, Los Angeles
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VLID: 15371

MO-B-TRACK 6 Quantitative Imaging
Localized GBM Recurrence Prediction On Post-Operative Multi-Modal MRIs Through Stem Cell Niches Proximity Estimation Coupled SVMPresented by Yi Lao University of California, Los Angeles
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VLID: 15372

MO-B-TRACK 6 Quantitative Imaging
Predicting PD-L1 Expression Level in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer On Computed tomography Using Machine LearningPresented by Takehiro Shiinoki, PhD Yamaguchi University
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VLID: 15373

MO-B-TRACK 6 Quantitative Imaging
Principal Component Analysis of Quantitative Computed Tomography Features and Visual Emphysema Scores: Association with Lung Function DeclinePresented by Meghan Koo Ryerson University
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VLID: 15374

MO-B-TRACK 6 Quantitative Imaging
Quantitative Relaxometry for Ultra-Hypofractionated MR-Guided Radiotherapy to the Prostate and DIL: A Feasibility StudyPresented by Ergys Subashi, PhD Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
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VLID: 15375

MO-B-TRACK 6 Quantitative Imaging
BEST IN PHYSICS (MULTI-DISCIPLINARY): Treatment Response Prediction Using Extracellular Volume Fraction Derived From Dual-Source DECT for Chemoradiation Therapy of Pancreatic CancerPresented by George Noid, PhD Medical College of Wisconsin
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VLID: 15376

MO-B-TRACK 6 Quantitative Imaging
Use of Short Duration Dynamic [18F]DCFPyL PET and CT Perfusion Imaging to Localize Dominant Intraprostatic Lesions in Prostate Cancer: Validation Against Digital HistopathologyPresented by Dae-myoung Yang Fox Chase Cancer Center
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VLID: 15377

MO-B-TRACK 6 Quantitative Imaging Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15378

MO-CD-TRACK 1 President's Symposium: The Importance of Creativity in Science
Welcome and IntroductionPresented by James Dobbins, PhD Duke University Medical Center
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VLID: 15397

MO-CD-TRACK 1 President's Symposium: The Importance of Creativity in Science
AAPM President, Introduction The Importance of Creativity in Science: A Brief History….Presented by James Dobbins, PhD Duke University Medical Center
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VLID: 15400

MO-CD-TRACK 1 President's Symposium: The Importance of Creativity in Science
Physics and Bioengineering: Converging Disciplines with Creativity and ImpactPresented by Bruce Tromberg NIBIB
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VLID: 15401

MO-CD-TRACK 1 President's Symposium: The Importance of Creativity in Science
Panel Discussion and Q&APresented by James Dobbins, PhD Duke University Medical Center
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VLID: 15402

MO-CD-TRACK 1 President's Symposium: The Importance of Creativity in Science
Panel MemberPresented by Thomas Mackie, PhD University of Wisconsin
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VLID: 15403

MO-CD-TRACK 1 President's Symposium: The Importance of Creativity in Science
Panel MemberPresented by Maryellen Giger, PhD University of Chicago
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VLID: 15404

MO-CD-TRACK 1 President's Symposium: The Importance of Creativity in Science
Panel MemberPresented by David Jaffray, PhD The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
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VLID: 15405

MO-CD-TRACK 1 President's Symposium: The Importance of Creativity in Science
Panel MemberPresented by Nimmi Ramanujam Duke University
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VLID: 15406

MO-CD-TRACK 1 President's Symposium: The Importance of Creativity in Science
Closing CommentsPresented by Robert Jeraj, PhD University of Wisconsin
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VLID: 15407

MO-CD-TRACK 1 President's Symposium: The Importance of Creativity in Science
Panel MemberPresented by Charles Mistretta, PhD University of Wisconsin
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VLID: 15408

MO-CD-TRACK 1 President's Symposium: The Importance of Creativity in Science
Q&A | Closing CommentsPresented by James Dobbins, PhD Duke University Medical Center
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VLID: 15409

MO-EF-TRACK 2 Testing the Misfits: Tips and Tricks for Testing Your Least Favorite Diagnostic Imaging Equipment
Considerations for Evaluating Color DisplaysPresented by Nicholas Bevins, PhD Henry Ford Health System
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VLID: 15304

MO-EF-TRACK 2 Testing the Misfits: Tips and Tricks for Testing Your Least Favorite Diagnostic Imaging Equipment
National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements (NCRP), Radiation Protection in Dentistry and Oral & Maxillofacial Imaging, NCRP Report 177 (2019) SummaryPresented by Joel Gray, PhD Diquad, LLC
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VLID: 15305

MO-EF-TRACK 2 Testing the Misfits: Tips and Tricks for Testing Your Least Favorite Diagnostic Imaging Equipment
What Physicists Need to Know About the Medtronic O-ArmPresented by Mark Supanich, PhD Rush
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VLID: 15306

MO-EF-TRACK 2 Testing the Misfits: Tips and Tricks for Testing Your Least Favorite Diagnostic Imaging Equipment
Considerations for Evaluating Ultrasound UnitsPresented by Zheng Feng Lu, PhD University of Chicago
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VLID: 15307

MO-EF-TRACK 2 Testing the Misfits: Tips and Tricks for Testing Your Least Favorite Diagnostic Imaging Equipment
Encounters with Non-Standard Fluoroscopy SystemsPresented by Rebecca Marsh, PhD University of Colorado School of Medicine
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VLID: 15308

MO-EF-TRACK 2 Testing the Misfits: Tips and Tricks for Testing Your Least Favorite Diagnostic Imaging Equipment
Troubleshooting DXA QC IssuesPresented by Jeff Frimeth, MS JF Medical Physics Inc.
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VLID: 15309

MO-EF-TRACK 2 Testing the Misfits: Tips and Tricks for Testing Your Least Favorite Diagnostic Imaging Equipment
Audience Q & APresented by Rebecca Marsh, PhD University of Colorado School of Medicine
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VLID: 15310

MO-EF-TRACK 4 John R. Cameron Early-Career Investigator Symposium
Design and Performance of the ARIEL X-Ray FLASH Irradiation Platform at TRIUMFPresented by Nolan Esplen University of Victoria
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VLID: 15379

MO-EF-TRACK 4 John R. Cameron Early-Career Investigator Symposium
Electron FLASH in Clinical Setting: LINAC Conversion, Commissioning and Treatment PlanningPresented by Mahbubur Rahman Dartmouth College
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VLID: 15380

MO-EF-TRACK 4 John R. Cameron Early-Career Investigator Symposium
Fast 4D-CBCT Reconstruction Using a Novel Feature-Compensated Deformable Convolutional Network (FeaCo-DCN)Presented by Zhuoran Jiang Duke Univeristy
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VLID: 15381

MO-EF-TRACK 4 John R. Cameron Early-Career Investigator Symposium
Imaging Based Prediction of Proliferative Foci as a Target for Surgical Intervention Across Glioma GradesPresented by Evan Gates, MS University Of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
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VLID: 15382

MO-EF-TRACK 4 John R. Cameron Early-Career Investigator Symposium
Intentional Deep Overfit Learning (IDOL): A Novel Deep Learning Strategy for Adaptive Radiation TherapyPresented by Jaehee Chun Yonsei University
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VLID: 15383

MO-EF-TRACK 4 John R. Cameron Early-Career Investigator Symposium
Joint Optimization of Subsampling Pattern and Reconstruction of DCE MRI for Pharmacokinetic Parameter EstimationPresented by Jiaren Zou The University of Michigan
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VLID: 15384

MO-EF-TRACK 4 John R. Cameron Early-Career Investigator Symposium
Latent Space Arc Therapy OptimizationPresented by Noah Bice UT Health San Antonio MD Anderson Cancer Center
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VLID: 15385

MO-EF-TRACK 4 John R. Cameron Early-Career Investigator Symposium
MR Multitasking-Based Dynamic Imaging for Cerebrovascular Evaluation (MT-DICE): Development and Feasibility Study On Brain CancerPresented by Zhehao Hu Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
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VLID: 15386

MO-EF-TRACK 4 John R. Cameron Early-Career Investigator Symposium
Non-Circular Orbits On a Clinical Robotic C-Arm for Reducing Metal Artifacts in Orthopedic InterventionsPresented by Yiqun Ma Johns Hopkins University
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VLID: 15387

MO-EF-TRACK 4 John R. Cameron Early-Career Investigator Symposium
Tumor Dosimetry and Radiobiological Modeling of Combined Radiopharmaceutical Therapy and External Beam Radiotherapy for Recurrent Head and Neck CancerPresented by David Adam, MS University of Wisconsin- Madison
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VLID: 15388

MO-EF-TRACK 4 John R. Cameron Early-Career Investigator Symposium Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15389

MO-E-TRACK 1 Formalizing Professionalism Education: Shared Experiences with Medical Physics Trainees
Audience Q&APresented by Irina Vergalasova, PhD Rutgers, Cancer Institute of New Jersey
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VLID: 15339

MO-E-TRACK 3 Accelerated Imaging in MR
Accelerated Imaging Strategies for Combined Spin and Gradient Echo (SAGE) AcquisitionsPresented by Sudarshan Ragunathan Barrow Neurological Institute
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VLID: 15294

MO-E-TRACK 3 Accelerated Imaging in MR
Compressed Sensing and Deep Learning in DCE-MRIPresented by Sila Kurugol Boston Children's Hospital
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VLID: 15295

MO-E-TRACK 3 Accelerated Imaging in MR
Audience Q & APresented by Courtney Morrison Henry Ford Health System
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VLID: 15296

MO-E-TRACK 5 Overview of MRI Implementation in HDR Brachytherapy for Treatment of Gynecologic and Prostate Cancer
Use of MR in Gynecological BrachytherapyPresented by Mahta McKee, MS Wake Forest University School of Medicine
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VLID: 15317

MO-E-TRACK 5 Overview of MRI Implementation in HDR Brachytherapy for Treatment of Gynecologic and Prostate Cancer
Nuts and Bolts to Establish Your MRI-HDR ProgramPresented by Firas Mourtada, PhD Christiana Care Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15318

MO-E-TRACK 5 Overview of MRI Implementation in HDR Brachytherapy for Treatment of Gynecologic and Prostate Cancer
Prostate HDR and Utilization of MRPresented by Gil'ad Cohen, MS Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15319

MO-E-TRACK 5 Overview of MRI Implementation in HDR Brachytherapy for Treatment of Gynecologic and Prostate Cancer Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15320

MO-E-TRACK 6 Perspectives on Imaging Dose in IGRT
Advances in Image Guidance with Emphasis On X Ray-Based ModalitiesPresented by Parham Alaei, PhD University of Minnesota
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VLID: 15321

MO-E-TRACK 6 Perspectives on Imaging Dose in IGRT
Weighing the Risks and Benefits of Imaging Guidance with Ionizing RadiationPresented by George Ding, PhD Vanderbilt University
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VLID: 15322

MO-E-TRACK 6 Perspectives on Imaging Dose in IGRT
Q&A PanelPresented by George Ding, PhD Vanderbilt University
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VLID: 15323

MO-E-TRACK 7 Increasing the Contribution of Radiology and Imaging Physics to Global Health Initiatives
A Therapy Physicist’s Perspective: Developing a Radiology Quality Assurance Program in An Underserved RegionPresented by Eva Medel Baez, MS
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15341

MO-E-TRACK 7 Increasing the Contribution of Radiology and Imaging Physics to Global Health Initiatives
An Imaging Physicist’s Perspective: Volunteering in Underserved RegionsPresented by Courtney Morrison Henry Ford Health System
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VLID: 15342

MO-E-TRACK 7 Increasing the Contribution of Radiology and Imaging Physics to Global Health Initiatives
RAD-AID International’s Initiatives to Improve Access to Radiological CarePresented by Daniel Mollura Rad-aid International
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VLID: 15343

MO-E-TRACK 7 Increasing the Contribution of Radiology and Imaging Physics to Global Health Initiatives
The Role of Intergovernmental Organizations in Promoting Radiology to Improve Global HealthPresented by Caridad Borras, DSc
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VLID: 15344

MO-E-TRACK 7 Increasing the Contribution of Radiology and Imaging Physics to Global Health Initiatives
Audience Q&APresented by Ashley Rubinstein, PhD Henry Ford Health System
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VLID: 15345

MO-F-TRACK 1 History Symposium: Exploring the Foundation of Our Medical Physics Profession
Concluding DiscussionPresented by Perry Sprawls, PhD Emory University and Sprawls Educational Foundation
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VLID: 15357

MO-F-TRACK 3 MRI Homogeneity Testing
Resources for Homogeneity Testing of MRI SystemsPresented by Joseph Och, MS Geisinger Medical Center
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VLID: 15359

MO-F-TRACK 3 MRI Homogeneity Testing
Vendor-Specific Approaches to Main Magnetic Field Homogeneity TestingPresented by Christina Brunnquell, PhD University of Washington
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VLID: 15360

MO-F-TRACK 3 MRI Homogeneity Testing
Audience Q & APresented by Joseph Och, MS Geisinger Medical Center
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VLID: 15361

MO-F-TRACK 5 Report of TG 182: Electronic Intracavitary Brachytherapy Quality Management Based on Risk Analysis
Electronic Brachytherapy and Quality Management DevelopmentPresented by Bruce Thomadsen, PhD University of Wisconsin
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VLID: 15312

MO-F-TRACK 5 Report of TG 182: Electronic Intracavitary Brachytherapy Quality Management Based on Risk Analysis
The Xoft Axxent System and Sample Design of Quality ManagementPresented by Mark Rivard, PhD Rhode Island Hospital / Brown University
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VLID: 15313

MO-F-TRACK 5 Report of TG 182: Electronic Intracavitary Brachytherapy Quality Management Based on Risk Analysis
The Zeiss INTRABEAM System and Sample Design of Quality ManagementPresented by Sushakumari Pillai, MS Oregon Health & Science Univ
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VLID: 15314

MO-F-TRACK 5 Report of TG 182: Electronic Intracavitary Brachytherapy Quality Management Based on Risk Analysis
Q&APresented by Bruce Thomadsen, PhD University of Wisconsin
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VLID: 15315

MO-F-TRACK 6 Providing Value Beyond Accreditation and Compliance Testing: Imaging Physics
Physics Pitch to Radiology Administrator: 1Presented by Christina Brunnquell, PhD University of Washington
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VLID: 15298

MO-F-TRACK 6 Providing Value Beyond Accreditation and Compliance Testing: Imaging Physics
Radiology Administrator’s Perspective: 1Presented by Curtis Bush Touchstone Medical Imaging
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VLID: 15299

MO-F-TRACK 6 Providing Value Beyond Accreditation and Compliance Testing: Imaging Physics
Physics Pitch to Radiology Administrator: 2Presented by Sean Rose University of Texas at Houston Medical School
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VLID: 15300

MO-F-TRACK 6 Providing Value Beyond Accreditation and Compliance Testing: Imaging Physics
Radiology Administrator’s Perspective: 2Presented by Angelic Bush
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VLID: 15301

MO-F-TRACK 6 Providing Value Beyond Accreditation and Compliance Testing: Imaging Physics
Audience Q & APresented by Timothy Szczykutowicz, PhD University Wisconsin-Madison
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VLID: 15302

MO-F-TRACK 7 Virtual Global Mentoring: Now More Than Ever
Introduction and Overview On Virtual MentoringPresented by Jacob Van Dyk, DSc Western University
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VLID: 15347

MO-F-TRACK 7 Virtual Global Mentoring: Now More Than Ever
Mentoring Across Oceans: Experiences, Benefits and PitfallsPresented by Lisa Ruth Hirschhorn Northwestern University
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VLID: 15348

MO-F-TRACK 7 Virtual Global Mentoring: Now More Than Ever
Mentoring with Social and Emotional Intelligence – The Role of Personal NarrativePresented by Bennett Goldberg Northwestern University
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VLID: 15349

MO-F-TRACK 7 Virtual Global Mentoring: Now More Than Ever
Mentoring Activities Within the AAPMPresented by Robert Jeraj, PhD University of Wisconsin
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VLID: 15350

MO-F-TRACK 7 Virtual Global Mentoring: Now More Than Ever
DiscussionPresented by Jacob Van Dyk, DSc Western University
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VLID: 15351

MO-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-3 Sun Nuclear
What's New from Sun NuclearPresented by Kristin Van Casteren Sun Nuclear Corporation
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VLID: 15411

MO-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-3 Sun Nuclear Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15412

MO-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-4 RaySearch Laboratories AB
Data Driven Oncology in RayStationPresented by Fredrik Lofman RaySearch Laboratories
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15413

MO-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-4 RaySearch Laboratories AB Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15414

MO-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-5 Siemens Healthineers
First Impressions with Direct OrgansPresented by Alexander Whitley Montgomery Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15415

MO-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-5 Siemens Healthineers
First Impressions with Direct OrgansPresented by Michael Skowronski, MS Montgomery Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 16146

MO-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-6 VisionRT
The Value Proposition of SGRT for Patient CarePresented by Todd Pawlicki, PhD UC San Diego
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15417

MO-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-6 VisionRT Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15418

MO-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-7 MIM Software, Inc.
Practical Applications of MIM SureCalc® MonteCarlo for Adaptive Assessment and Plan Second CheckPresented by Jeff Kuhn MIM Software, Inc.
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15419

MO-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-7 MIM Software, Inc. Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15420

MO-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-8 IBA Dosimetry
Patient QA Efficiency and Accuracy Through High-Resolution Measurements, Automation and PredictionPresented by Irina Fotina
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15421

TU-AB-TRACK 3 Recent Advances in X-ray CT - from Ultra-high Resolution Imaging to AI Reconstruction
High-Resolution Whole-Body CT: The Next Generation of CT?Presented by John Boone, PhD UC Davis Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15454

TU-AB-TRACK 3 Recent Advances in X-ray CT - from Ultra-high Resolution Imaging to AI Reconstruction
Patient-Specific CT Dose EstimationPresented by Taly Schmidt Marquette University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15455

TU-AB-TRACK 3 Recent Advances in X-ray CT - from Ultra-high Resolution Imaging to AI Reconstruction
CT and Dual-Energy CT in Assessment of Pulmonary FunctionPresented by Eric Hoffman University Of Iowa
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15456

TU-AB-TRACK 3 Recent Advances in X-ray CT - from Ultra-high Resolution Imaging to AI Reconstruction
Machine Learning for Low-Dose CT ReconstructionPresented by Saiprasad Ravishankar Michigan State University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15457

TU-AB-TRACK 3 Recent Advances in X-ray CT - from Ultra-high Resolution Imaging to AI Reconstruction
Q&APresented by Wojciech Zbijewski Johns Hopkins University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 16139

TU-AB-TRACK 4 Functional Image-guided Targeting and Avoidance in Radiation Therapy
Regional Functional Avoidance in Lung Radiotherapy Using Ventilation MappingPresented by Yevgeniy Vinogradskiy, PhD Thomas Jefferson University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15440

TU-AB-TRACK 4 Functional Image-guided Targeting and Avoidance in Radiation Therapy
Functional Avoidance in Liver RT Using DCE MRIPresented by Martha Matuszak, PhD University of Michigan
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15441

TU-AB-TRACK 4 Functional Image-guided Targeting and Avoidance in Radiation Therapy
Initial Experience On a Real-Time Biologically-Guided Radiotherapy SystemPresented by Bin Han, PhD Stanford University School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 2.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15442

TU-AB-TRACK 4 Functional Image-guided Targeting and Avoidance in Radiation Therapy
Combining Virtual Bronchoscopy and Ventilation Mapping for Preserving Post-SAbR Respiratory FunctionPresented by Amit Sawant, PhD University of Maryland School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15443

TU-AB-TRACK 4 Functional Image-guided Targeting and Avoidance in Radiation Therapy
Q&A & Panel DiscussionPresented by Amit Sawant, PhD University of Maryland School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15444

TU-AB-TRACK 5 Radiation as a Biological Rather than a Physical Tool to Combat Cancer
IntroductionPresented by Gabriel Sawakuchi, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.3 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15433

TU-AB-TRACK 5 Radiation as a Biological Rather than a Physical Tool to Combat Cancer
Cellular Targets of Proton Radiation-Induced Bone FracturesPresented by Aimee McNamara Physics Division, Department of Radiation Oncology, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15434

TU-AB-TRACK 5 Radiation as a Biological Rather than a Physical Tool to Combat Cancer
Minibeam Therapy With Protons and Heavy Ions to Treat Brain CancersPresented by John Eley, PhD Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15435

TU-AB-TRACK 5 Radiation as a Biological Rather than a Physical Tool to Combat Cancer
A Physics Approach To Combine Radiotherapy With Molecularly Targeted Therapies to Preferentially Radiosensitize Tumors But Not Normal TissuesPresented by Scott Bright UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.5 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 15436

TU-AB-TRACK 5 Radiation as a Biological Rather than a Physical Tool to Combat Cancer
Radio-Immunotherapy Dose-PaintingPresented by Wilfred Ngwa, PhD Brigham and Women’s Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15437

TU-AB-TRACK 5 Radiation as a Biological Rather than a Physical Tool to Combat Cancer
Q&A & Panel DiscussionPresented by Gabriel Sawakuchi, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15438

TU-A-TRACK 1 AAPM/IAEA Joint Professional Symposium: Ethics in Practice
Ethics in Medical Physics: The AAPM PerspectivePresented by Gerald White, MS Medical Physics Services
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15489

TU-A-TRACK 1 AAPM/IAEA Joint Professional Symposium: Ethics in Practice
Ethics in Medical Physics: The IAEA PerspectivePresented by Giorgia Loreti International Atomic Energy Agency
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15490

TU-A-TRACK 1 AAPM/IAEA Joint Professional Symposium: Ethics in Practice
Ethics in TranslationPresented by Christina Skourou, PhD Beaumont Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15491

TU-A-TRACK 1 AAPM/IAEA Joint Professional Symposium: Ethics in Practice
Discussion and Audience Q&APresented by Deborah van der Merwe, PhD International Atomic Energy Agency
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15492

TU-A-TRACK 2 Radiography and Fluoroscopy
BEST IN PHYSICS (IMAGING): 3D Assessment of Complex Spine Deformity Using Linear Tomosynthesis and Statistical Shape Model RegistrationPresented by Chumin Zhao Johns Hopkins University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15593

TU-A-TRACK 2 Radiography and Fluoroscopy
A Framework for Calculating 2D Wall Shear Stress (WSS) In-Vitro Using 1000 Fps High-Speed Angiography (HSA)Presented by Allison Shields University at Buffalo
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15594

TU-A-TRACK 2 Radiography and Fluoroscopy
Development of a Hybrid Direct-Indirect Active Matrix Flat Panel Imager for Digital RadiographyPresented by Adrian Howansky Stony Brook University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15595

TU-A-TRACK 2 Radiography and Fluoroscopy
Dual-Energy Reduces Severity of Motion Artifacts in Free-Breathing 2D Pulmonary AngiographyPresented by Ethan Nikolau University of Wisconsin-Madison
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15596

TU-A-TRACK 2 Radiography and Fluoroscopy
In-Vitro 1000 Fps High-Speed Angiographic (HSA) Evaluation of the Hemodynamics in the Ascending Aorta Resulting From the Graft of a Left Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD)Presented by Allison Shields University at Buffalo
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15597

TU-A-TRACK 2 Radiography and Fluoroscopy
Multiparameter Dense Neural Network (DNN) to Estimate Patient Eye-Lens Dose During Neuro-Interventional ProceduresPresented by Jacob Collins University at Buffalo
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15598

TU-A-TRACK 2 Radiography and Fluoroscopy
Single-Shot Quantitative X-Ray Imaging Using Primary Modulation and Dual-Layer Detector: A Simulation StudyPresented by Linxi Shi, MS Stanford University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15599

TU-A-TRACK 2 Radiography and Fluoroscopy Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15600

TU-A-TRACK 6 Outcome modeling and assessment
Compact Neural Network to Predict Radiation-Induced Lymphocyte DepletionPresented by Yejin Kim KAIST
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15526

TU-A-TRACK 6 Outcome modeling and assessment
From Person-Specific to Population-Based Colorectal Models: An Age-Scalable Computational Anatomical Colorectal Model for Radiation Dosimetry in Late Effects Studies of Childhood Cancer SurvivorsPresented by Constance Owens University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15527

TU-A-TRACK 6 Outcome modeling and assessment
MRI-Based Multi-Region Delta-Radiomics for Prediction of Recurrence After Chemoradiotherapy in Locally Advanced Cervical CancerPresented by Masashi Kawamura
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15528

TU-A-TRACK 6 Outcome modeling and assessment
Predicting Osteoradionecrosis From Head and Neck Radiotherapy Using a Residual convolutional Neural NetworkPresented by Brandon Reber University of Texas-MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15529

TU-A-TRACK 6 Outcome modeling and assessment
Relationship Between Coronary Artery Radiation Doses and Risk of Late Coronary Artery Disease: A Report From the Childhood Cancer Survivor Study (CCSS)Presented by Suman Shrestha, MS University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15530

TU-A-TRACK 6 Outcome modeling and assessment
Seed Spots Analysis to Characterize Linear-Energy-Transfer (LET) Effect in the Adverse Event Regions of Head and Neck Cancer Patients Treated by Intensity-Modulated Proton Therapy (IMPT)Presented by Yunze Yang Mayo Clinic Arizona
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15531

TU-A-TRACK 6 Outcome modeling and assessment
Survival Prediction Models for Patients with Malignant Pleural Mesothelioma After Adjuvant RadiotherapyPresented by Zitian Wang UCLA School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15532

TU-A-TRACK 6 Outcome modeling and assessment Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15533

TU-A-TRACK 7 HyTEC SBRT Dose Constraints
HyTEC OverviewPresented by Jimm Grimm, PhD Geisinger Health System
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 8 responding
VLID: 15472

TU-A-TRACK 7 HyTEC SBRT Dose Constraints
HyTEC - The Project and the ProductPresented by Ellen Yorke, PhD Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.9 (higher is better), with 9 responding
VLID: 15473

TU-A-TRACK 7 HyTEC SBRT Dose Constraints
Pancreas TCP as a Case Study of HyTEC ProcessPresented by Anand Mahadevan Geisinger Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.9 (higher is better), with 7 responding
VLID: 15474

TU-A-TRACK 7 HyTEC SBRT Dose Constraints
Physicist/Modeler's Perspective On HyTECPresented by Andrew Jackson, PhD Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.6 (higher is better), with 5 responding
VLID: 15475

TU-A-TRACK 7 HyTEC SBRT Dose Constraints
Physician Perspective On HyTEC - the Clinical Needs, Opportunities and LimitsPresented by Lawrence Marks, MD University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.8 (higher is better), with 9 responding
VLID: 15476

TU-A-TRACK 7 HyTEC SBRT Dose Constraints Q & A
Q & APresented by
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 15477

TU-B-TRACK 1 Ethics Unwrapped: Ethics Case Studies
General Introduction to AAPM Code of EthicsPresented by Nina Bahar, MS St. Peter's Health Partners
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15494

TU-B-TRACK 1 Ethics Unwrapped: Ethics Case Studies
Case Study: Conflict of InterestPresented by Adam Riegel, PhD Northwell Health
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15495

TU-B-TRACK 1 Ethics Unwrapped: Ethics Case Studies
Breakout SessionPresented by Susan Richardson, PhD Swedish Medical Center-Tumor Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15496

TU-B-TRACK 1 Ethics Unwrapped: Ethics Case Studies
Discussion, Reflection, and Audience Q&APresented by Susan Richardson, PhD Swedish Medical Center-Tumor Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15497

TU-B-TRACK 1 Ethics Unwrapped: Ethics Case Studies
Wrap UpPresented by Nina Bahar, MS St. Peter's Health Partners
This presentation has an average satisfaction 2.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15498

TU-B-TRACK 2 Multimodality, Optical, and Emerging Imaging Technologies
Quantitative and Sensitive Diagnosis of Early Tumor Metastases Using X-Ray and Bioluminescence TomographyPresented by Jiahao Chen University of Science and Technology of China
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15601

TU-B-TRACK 2 Multimodality, Optical, and Emerging Imaging Technologies
Liquid Immunogenic Fiducial Eluter (LIFE) Gel for Image-Guided RadiotherapyPresented by Geraud Richards Dana Farber Cancer Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15602

TU-B-TRACK 2 Multimodality, Optical, and Emerging Imaging Technologies
Quantification of Tumor Location and Growth for Orthotopic Pancreatic Cancer Model Using Bioluminescence Tomography-Guided SystemPresented by Zijian Deng University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15603

TU-B-TRACK 2 Multimodality, Optical, and Emerging Imaging Technologies
Preliminary Investigation of a Novel 3D Dosimetry System Consisting of ClearView 3D Radiochromic Dosimeters with Telecentric Optical Computed Tomography ScanningPresented by Scott Hoopingarner Duke University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15604

TU-B-TRACK 2 Multimodality, Optical, and Emerging Imaging Technologies
Evolution and Development of Micro-CT and Optical Imaging for Breast Conserving SurgeryPresented by Benjamin Maloney Dartmouth College
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15605

TU-B-TRACK 2 Multimodality, Optical, and Emerging Imaging Technologies
Use of Computer-Controlled Automatic Injector to Perform 1000-Fps High Speed Angiography During Neurointervention ProceduresPresented by Swetadri Vasan Setlur Nagesh University at Buffalo
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15606

TU-B-TRACK 2 Multimodality, Optical, and Emerging Imaging Technologies Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15608

TU-B-TRACK 6 Imaging for Particle Therapy
Dose Tracking Using CBCT During Head and Neck Proton PBS Radiotherapy: A Feasibility StudyPresented by Chunbo Liu University of Science and Technology of China
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15534

TU-B-TRACK 6 Imaging for Particle Therapy
Model-Based Reconstruction for Proton CT Detected with Multiple-Layer Ionization ChamberPresented by Xinyuan Chen Washington University in St. Louis
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15535

TU-B-TRACK 6 Imaging for Particle Therapy
Neural Network Based Event Classification to Improve Compton Imaging for Proton Beam Range VerificationPresented by Jerimy Polf, PhD University of Maryland School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15536

TU-B-TRACK 6 Imaging for Particle Therapy
Performance Evaluation of An Optimization Method for Fluence-Modulated Proton CT with Dose and Variance ObjectivesPresented by Guillaume Landry Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitvɬ§t Mvɬşnchen
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15537

TU-B-TRACK 6 Imaging for Particle Therapy
Scatter Correction of 4D Cone Beam Computed Tomography for Time-Resolved Proton Dose Calculation: Porcine Lung Phantom ValidationPresented by Henning Schmitz Department of Radiation Oncology, University Hospital, LMU Munich
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15538

TU-B-TRACK 6 Imaging for Particle Therapy
Synthetic Dual-Energy CT for MRI-Based Proton Therapy Treatment Planning Using Label-GANPresented by Ruirui Liu Washington University in St. Louis
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15539

TU-B-TRACK 6 Imaging for Particle Therapy
Beam Path Length From Isocenter to Skin On Cone Beam CT Images as An Adaptive Planning Indicator of Head and Neck Patients Undergoing Proton TherapyPresented by Nrusingh Biswal, PhD Unversity of Maryland, School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15540

TU-B-TRACK 6 Imaging for Particle Therapy Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15541

TU-B-TRACK 7 Adaptive SBRT for Liver and Pancreas Patients
Intro: Challenges in Pancreas and Liver Patients Receiving SBRTPresented by Rachael Martin UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 15478

TU-B-TRACK 7 Adaptive SBRT for Liver and Pancreas Patients
Importance of Daily Adaption for the Management of Liver and Pancreas Patients Receiving SBRTPresented by Joshua Niedzielski, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.0 (higher is better), with 5 responding
VLID: 15479

TU-B-TRACK 7 Adaptive SBRT for Liver and Pancreas Patients
MR Guidance and Online Adaptation of Liver and Pancreas PatientsPresented by Kathryn Mittauer, PhD Miami Cancer Institute, Baptist Health South Florida
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15480

TU-B-TRACK 7 Adaptive SBRT for Liver and Pancreas Patients
Q&APresented by Rachael Martin UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15481

TU-CD-TRACK 1 MedPhys Slam
HostPresented by Mary Gronberg UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15649

TU-CD-TRACK 1 MedPhys Slam
HostPresented by Soleil Hernandez MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15650

TU-CD-TRACK 1 MedPhys Slam Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15651

TU-CD-TRACK 2 Nuclear Medicine Dosimetry in Imaging and Therapy
Dosimetry for Nuclear Medicine ImagingPresented by Wesley Bolch, PhD University of Florida
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15459

TU-CD-TRACK 2 Nuclear Medicine Dosimetry in Imaging and Therapy
Clinical Perspective On Therapeutic Nuclear MedicinePresented by Courtney Lawhn Heath University Of California San Francisco
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15460

TU-CD-TRACK 2 Nuclear Medicine Dosimetry in Imaging and Therapy
Practical Dosimetry for Therapeutic Nuclear Medicine, MIBGPresented by William Erwin, MS UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15461

TU-CD-TRACK 2 Nuclear Medicine Dosimetry in Imaging and Therapy
Practical Dosimetry for Therapeutic Nuclear Medicine, 177Lu Based TherapiesPresented by Sara St. James, PhD UCSF
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15462

TU-CD-TRACK 2 Nuclear Medicine Dosimetry in Imaging and Therapy
Audience Q & APresented by Sara St. James, PhD UCSF
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15463

TU-CD-TRACK 5 Radiomics and Outcome Prediction
Artificial Intelligence in Cancer ImagingPresented by Hugo Aerts Dana-Farber/Brigham Womens Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15428

TU-CD-TRACK 5 Radiomics and Outcome Prediction
Standardizing Radiomics Applications for Clinical TrialsPresented by Ying Xiao, PhD University of Pennsylvania
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15429

TU-CD-TRACK 5 Radiomics and Outcome Prediction
Impact of Image Quality On Radiomics ApplicationsPresented by Fang-Fang Yin, PhD Duke University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15430

TU-CD-TRACK 5 Radiomics and Outcome Prediction
State-Of-The-Art Multi-OmicsPresented by Eric Deutsch Universite Paris-saclay
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15431

TU-CD-TRACK 5 Radiomics and Outcome Prediction Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15432

TU-CD-TRACK 7 State of the Art (Non-MRI ) Motion Management for External Radiotherapy
Application of Optical and Infrared Imaging Systems for Respiratory Motion ManagementPresented by Travis McCaw, PhD University of Wisconsin-Madison
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15483

TU-CD-TRACK 7 State of the Art (Non-MRI ) Motion Management for External Radiotherapy
MLC Tracking for Motion ManagementPresented by Emma Colvill Paul Scherrer Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15484

TU-CD-TRACK 7 State of the Art (Non-MRI ) Motion Management for External Radiotherapy
Planar Radiographic Imaging for Prostate Fiducial TrackingPresented by Gig Mageras, PhD Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15485

TU-CD-TRACK 7 State of the Art (Non-MRI ) Motion Management for External Radiotherapy
Motion Tracking with MLC and Jaw During Tomotherapy DeliveryPresented by X. Allen Li, PhD Medical College of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15486

TU-CD-TRACK 7 State of the Art (Non-MRI ) Motion Management for External Radiotherapy Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15487

TU-CD-TRACK 8 Imaging: Artificial Intelligence in Medical Imaging
Artificial Intelligence in Medical ImagingPresented by Colin Schaeffer University of Florida
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15513

TU-CD-TRACK 8 Imaging: Artificial Intelligence in Medical Imaging
Artificial Intelligence in Medical Imaging – Progresses in Radiation OncologyPresented by Nilesh Mistry, PhD Siemens Healthineers GmbH
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15514

TU-CD-TRACK 8 Imaging: Artificial Intelligence in Medical Imaging
Deep Learning in Medical Imaging: From Image Generation to Workflow AutomationPresented by Jay Vaishnav Canon Medical Systems, USA
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15515

TU-CD-TRACK 8 Imaging: Artificial Intelligence in Medical Imaging
Embracing Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Radiology to Streamline Emergent CarePresented by Roland Bammer Rapidai
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15516

TU-CD-TRACK 8 Imaging: Artificial Intelligence in Medical Imaging
Next Generation Synthetic CT for MR-Only Brain Radiotherapy PlanningPresented by Alex Dresner Philips Healthcare
This presentation has an average satisfaction 1.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15517

TU-CD-TRACK 8 Imaging: Artificial Intelligence in Medical Imaging
Q&APresented by Colin Schaeffer University of Florida
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15518

TU-C-TRACK 3 4D CT/CBCT and Sparse Acquistions
A Deep Learning Technique for Projection Interpolation in CBCT ReconstructionPresented by Ke Lu Duke University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15609

TU-C-TRACK 3 4D CT/CBCT and Sparse Acquistions
BEST IN PHYSICS (IMAGING): A GAN-Based Technique for Synthesizing Realistic Respiratory Motion in the 4D-XCAT PhantomsPresented by Yushi Chang Duke University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15610

TU-C-TRACK 3 4D CT/CBCT and Sparse Acquistions
A Method for 4D Cone-Beam CT in Under 20 Seconds with New Generation LinacsPresented by Samuel Blake ACRF Image-X Institute, The University of Sydney
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15611

TU-C-TRACK 3 4D CT/CBCT and Sparse Acquistions
Dual-Encoder Convolutional Neural Network (DeCNN) for Average Image-Constrained 4D-CBCT ReconstructionPresented by Zhuoran Jiang Duke Univeristy
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15612

TU-C-TRACK 3 4D CT/CBCT and Sparse Acquistions
Faster Safer Clearer 4DCBCT: Results of the ADAPT Clinical TrialPresented by Owen Dillon University of Sydney
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15613

TU-C-TRACK 3 4D CT/CBCT and Sparse Acquistions
Rapid Low Dose 4DCBCTPresented by Benjamin Lau University Of Sydney
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15614

TU-C-TRACK 3 4D CT/CBCT and Sparse Acquistions
Reference-Free, Learning-Based Rigid Motion Compensation in Cone-Beam CT for Interventional NeuroradiologyPresented by Heyuan Huang The Johns Hopkins University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15615

TU-C-TRACK 3 4D CT/CBCT and Sparse Acquistions Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15616

TU-C-TRACK 4 Biologically- and Functionally-Guided Radiation Therapy
Evaluation of CT-Derived Lung Perfusion with Deep Learning in Radiotherapy PatientsPresented by Ge Ren The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15574

TU-C-TRACK 4 Biologically- and Functionally-Guided Radiation Therapy
Functional Dose Sparing of the Parotid Glands: How Sparing the Parotid Ducts Yields Improvements in Patient Reported XerostomiaPresented by David Fried UNC Health Care
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15575

TU-C-TRACK 4 Biologically- and Functionally-Guided Radiation Therapy
BEST IN PHYSICS (MULTI-DISCIPLINARY): Lung Treatment Planning with Parametric Response Mapping Function GuidancePresented by Charles Matrosic, MS University of Michigan
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15576

TU-C-TRACK 4 Biologically- and Functionally-Guided Radiation Therapy
Predicting Lung Ventilation Loss Caused by Local and Distant Radiation-Induced DamagePresented by Esther Vicente University of Maryland School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15577

TU-C-TRACK 4 Biologically- and Functionally-Guided Radiation Therapy
Simultaneous Whole-Lung Ventilation-Perfusion Imaging with Volumetric CT in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer: A Feasibility StudyPresented by Heather Young Western University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15578

TU-C-TRACK 4 Biologically- and Functionally-Guided Radiation Therapy
Ventilation Derived From Clinical 4D-CBCT Using a Deep Learning-Based Model: First Comparison with Technegas SPECT VentilationPresented by Zhiqiang Liu National Cancer Center/National Clinical Research Center for Cancer/Cancer Hospital, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences and Peking Union Medical College
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15579

TU-C-TRACK 4 Biologically- and Functionally-Guided Radiation Therapy
Protons Combined with PARP Inhibition Sensitize Cancer Cells and Activate Immune Signaling More Than PhotonsPresented by Mariam Ben Kacem MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15580

TU-C-TRACK 4 Biologically- and Functionally-Guided Radiation Therapy Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15581

TU-C-TRACK 6 Radiobiology
A DNA Repair Inhibitor Targeting ATR Modulates Immune Responses to RadiotherapyPresented by Scott Bright UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15542

TU-C-TRACK 6 Radiobiology
DNA Repair Inhibitors Combined with Protons Increase Cell Radiosensitivity in VitroPresented by David Flint UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15543

TU-C-TRACK 6 Radiobiology
Features Of TOPAS-NBio – Release 1.0 Presented by Jan Schuemann, PhD Physics Division, Department of Radiation Oncology, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15544

TU-C-TRACK 6 Radiobiology
Investigating the Impact of Sustainable Delivery of Immunoadjuvant From Smart Radiotherapy Biomaterial in Pancreatic CancerPresented by Michele Moreau Dana Farber Cancer Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15545

TU-C-TRACK 6 Radiobiology
Nanoparticle-Mediated Assessment of ROS and Radiosensitization of Brain Cancer Cells for Improved Radiotherapy OutcomesPresented by Caleb Thiegs Creighton University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 15546

TU-C-TRACK 6 Radiobiology
Potential Anti-Kras Activity OfFlavonoid Derivative of Cannabis Is Enhanced by a Single Fraction of Low Doseof Radiation TherapyPresented by Sayeda Yasmin-Karim
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15547

TU-C-TRACK 6 Radiobiology
BEST IN PHYSICS (THERAPY): Radio-Immunotherapydose-Painting with Survival Boost Using Checkpoint InhibitorsPresented by Sayeda Yasmin-Karim
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15548

TU-C-TRACK 6 Radiobiology Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15549

TU-D-TRACK 3 AI in CT and CBCT: Image Enhancement and Synthesis
Convolutional Neural Network Based Metal Artifact Correction for Sparse View Dental CT ImagingPresented by SeongJun Kim Yonsei University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15617

TU-D-TRACK 3 AI in CT and CBCT: Image Enhancement and Synthesis
Low-Dose CT Image Enhancement Through a Texture TransformerPresented by Shiwei Zhou University of Texas at Arlington
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15618

TU-D-TRACK 3 AI in CT and CBCT: Image Enhancement and Synthesis
Multi-Resolution Residual Deep Neural Network for Generating Synthetic CT Images with High HU Accuracy and Structural FidelityPresented by Wangjiang Wu Peking University Third Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15619

TU-D-TRACK 3 AI in CT and CBCT: Image Enhancement and Synthesis
Renal Stone Quantification in Contrast Enhanced CT Using Convolutional Neural Network Assisted Dual-Energy Virtual Non-Contrast ImagingPresented by Hao Gong Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15620

TU-D-TRACK 3 AI in CT and CBCT: Image Enhancement and Synthesis
Synthesize 3D Realistic CT Textures and Anatomy in the XCAT Phantom Using Generative Adversarial Network (GAN)Presented by Yijie Yuan Duke University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15621

TU-D-TRACK 3 AI in CT and CBCT: Image Enhancement and Synthesis
Task-Based Loss Function for Convolutional Neural Network-Based CT DenoisingPresented by Brandon Nelson Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15622

TU-D-TRACK 3 AI in CT and CBCT: Image Enhancement and Synthesis
Evaluation of Image-Domain Training Frameworks for Deep Learning Based Denoising and DeconvolutionPresented by Patrick VanMeter Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15623

TU-D-TRACK 3 AI in CT and CBCT: Image Enhancement and Synthesis Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15624

TU-D-TRACK 4 The Anne and Donald Herbert Distinguished Lectureship in Modern Statistical Modeling
Importance of Quantitative Imaging Biomarkers’ Technical Performance Characteristics in Designing and Analyzing Clinical TrialsPresented by Nancy Obuchowski Cleveland Clinic Foundation
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15447

TU-D-TRACK 4 The Anne and Donald Herbert Distinguished Lectureship in Modern Statistical Modeling
Q&APresented by Carrie Hruska, PhD Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15448

TU-D-TRACK 6 Radiobiology and Preclinical Systems
ATR Inhibition Suppresses DNA Damage Signaling and Sensitizes Cancer Cells to Photons and ProtonsPresented by David Martinus UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15550

TU-D-TRACK 6 Radiobiology and Preclinical Systems
Modeling DNA Structure with Different Chromatin Compaction in TOPAS-NBio Using Hi-C RepresentationsPresented by Dohyeon Yoo Physics Division, Department of Radiation Oncology, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15551

TU-D-TRACK 6 Radiobiology and Preclinical Systems
Mechanistic Modelling of Oxygen Enhancement Ratio with DNA Damage by GMicroMCPresented by Youfang Lai University of Texas at Arlington
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15552

TU-D-TRACK 6 Radiobiology and Preclinical Systems
Radiodynamic Therapy for Treatment of Lung Cancer: An In-Vivo StudyPresented by Dae-myoung Yang Fox Chase Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15553

TU-D-TRACK 6 Radiobiology and Preclinical Systems
Second Generation Silica-Based Bismuth Gadolinium Nanoparticles for Tumor Dose Enhancement and Real-Time MR-TrackingPresented by Needa Virani, PhD Brigham and Women's Hospital & Dana-Farber Cancer
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15554

TU-D-TRACK 6 Radiobiology and Preclinical Systems
Development of a Novel System for Preclinical Small Animal MR-Guided Radiation ExperimentsPresented by Jace Grandinetti
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15555

TU-D-TRACK 6 Radiobiology and Preclinical Systems
Improving the Efficiency of Small Animal IMRT with Submillimeter Dose Deposition Kernels and Total Variation RegularizationPresented by Xinmin Liu University of Pennsylvania
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15556

TU-D-TRACK 6 Radiobiology and Preclinical Systems Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15557

TU-EF-TRACK 2 Breast Imaging 1: Current State of the Art
Clinical Experience: Contrast Enhanced MammographyPresented by Rita Zuley University Of Pittsburgh Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 15465

TU-EF-TRACK 2 Breast Imaging 1: Current State of the Art
Novel Approaches to Screening for Breast CancerPresented by Ritse Mann Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15466

TU-EF-TRACK 2 Breast Imaging 1: Current State of the Art
Contrast-Enhanced Mammography: Physics and QC TestingPresented by Kevin Little, PhD Ohio State Univ
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.8 (higher is better), with 6 responding
VLID: 15467

TU-EF-TRACK 2 Breast Imaging 1: Current State of the Art
Molecular Breast Imaging (MBI): Physics and QC TestingPresented by Carrie Hruska, PhD Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15468

TU-EF-TRACK 2 Breast Imaging 1: Current State of the Art
Novel Ultrasound for Breast ImagingPresented by Timothy Hall, PhD University of WI-Madison/ADCL
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15469

TU-EF-TRACK 2 Breast Imaging 1: Current State of the Art
Audience Q & APresented by Ingrid Reiser, PhD University of Chicago
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15470

TU-EF-TRACK 4 Science Council Session: Innovative Technologies to Advance Diagnosis and Treatment
An Imaging Based Biological Framework for Personalizing Radiation Therapy of Lung Cancer Using Interpretable Bayesian Networks and NTCP-Based Treatment PlanningPresented by Ali Ajdari Harvard Medical School & Massachusetts General Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15582

TU-EF-TRACK 4 Science Council Session: Innovative Technologies to Advance Diagnosis and Treatment
BEST IN PHYSICS (MULTI-DISCIPLINARY): Focused KV X-Rays for Radiotherapy and Imaging of Small TargetsPresented by Wu Liu, PhD Stanford University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15583

TU-EF-TRACK 4 Science Council Session: Innovative Technologies to Advance Diagnosis and Treatment
Biologically Guided Deep Learning for Post-Radiation PET Image Outcome Prediction: A Feasibility Study of Oropharyngeal Cancer ApplicationPresented by Chunhao Wang, PhD Duke University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15584

TU-EF-TRACK 4 Science Council Session: Innovative Technologies to Advance Diagnosis and Treatment
Computing Dose to Circulating Blood Cells Using Whole-Body Blood Flow SimulationsPresented by Jungwook Shin Massachusetts General Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15585

TU-EF-TRACK 4 Science Council Session: Innovative Technologies to Advance Diagnosis and Treatment
Deep Learning-Based Framework for the Assessment of Radiation Dermatitis in Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma (NPC) PatientsPresented by Ruiyan Ni The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15586

TU-EF-TRACK 4 Science Council Session: Innovative Technologies to Advance Diagnosis and Treatment
Patient-Specific Deep Learning-Based Self-High-Resolution for MR ImagingPresented by Yang Lei Emory Univ
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15587

TU-EF-TRACK 4 Science Council Session: Innovative Technologies to Advance Diagnosis and Treatment
Spatiotemporal Dose Characterization of An Electron FLASH Beam From a LINAC Using Radioluminescence and Cherenkov ImagingPresented by Mahbubur Rahman Dartmouth College
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15588

TU-EF-TRACK 4 Science Council Session: Innovative Technologies to Advance Diagnosis and Treatment
Thermoacoustic Range Verification During Pencil Beam Delivery of a Clinical Plan to An Abdominal Imaging Phantom Presented by Sarah Patch UW-Milwaukee
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15589

TU-EF-TRACK 4 Science Council Session: Innovative Technologies to Advance Diagnosis and Treatment
Thoracic 4D Cone-Beam CT Registration Incorporating a Fan-Beam CT-Derived Feasible Motion DescriptorPresented by Yudi Sang UCLA
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15590

TU-EF-TRACK 4 Science Council Session: Innovative Technologies to Advance Diagnosis and Treatment
Toward Magnetic Resonance Fingerprinting for Low-Field MR-Guided Radiation TherapyPresented by Nikolai Mickevicius University of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15591

TU-EF-TRACK 4 Science Council Session: Innovative Technologies to Advance Diagnosis and Treatment Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15592

TU-EF-TRACK 7 Joint AAPM-EFOMP Symposium: Non-conventional Treatment in Radiation Therapy
PULSAR: The Adaptation of SAbR Toward Personalized MedicinePresented by Robert Timmerman The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Ctr
This presentation has an average satisfaction 2.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15423

TU-EF-TRACK 7 Joint AAPM-EFOMP Symposium: Non-conventional Treatment in Radiation Therapy
Overview of Spatially Fractionated Radiation Therapy: From Photons to Charged ParticlesPresented by Yolanda Prezado Institut Curie
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15424

TU-EF-TRACK 7 Joint AAPM-EFOMP Symposium: Non-conventional Treatment in Radiation Therapy
Understanding the Correlation Between Dosimetric Parameters and Treatment Responses for Spatially Fractionated Radiation TherapyPresented by Sha Chang, PhD University of North Carolina, School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15425

TU-EF-TRACK 7 Joint AAPM-EFOMP Symposium: Non-conventional Treatment in Radiation Therapy
Radiotherapy Beyond 4piPresented by Ke Sheng, PhD UCLA School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15426

TU-EF-TRACK 7 Joint AAPM-EFOMP Symposium: Non-conventional Treatment in Radiation Therapy
Q&APresented by Yolanda Prezado Institut Curie
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 16133

TU-EF-TRACK 8 Therapy: Adaptive Therapy AI Software Delivery Systems
Adaptive Therapy AI Software Delivery SystemsPresented by Leigh Conroy, PhD Princess Margaret Cancer Centre
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15520

TU-EF-TRACK 8 Therapy: Adaptive Therapy AI Software Delivery Systems
Ethos™ Therapy, An Adaptive Intelligence™ SolutionPresented by Adam Yock Vanderbilt University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15521

TU-EF-TRACK 8 Therapy: Adaptive Therapy AI Software Delivery Systems
Real-Time Delivery Adaptation with Synchrony®, and Adaptive Therapy with Automated Dose Trending on the Radixact® SystemPresented by Dylan Casey, PhD Accuray Inc.
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15522

TU-EF-TRACK 8 Therapy: Adaptive Therapy AI Software Delivery Systems
Adaptive Planning with Monaco TPS for UnityPresented by David Ly Elekta, Inc.
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 16143

TU-EF-TRACK 8 Therapy: Adaptive Therapy AI Software Delivery Systems
Q&APresented by Leigh Conroy, PhD Princess Margaret Cancer Centre
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15523

TU-E-TRACK 1 Overview of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Efforts in AAPM
What Is EDI and How Can It Benefit AAPM?Presented by Brian Gittens University Of Arkansas
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15500

TU-E-TRACK 1 Overview of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Efforts in AAPM
Overview of EDI Efforts in AAPMPresented by Julianne Pollard-Larkin, PhD University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15501

TU-E-TRACK 1 Overview of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Efforts in AAPM
Audience Q&A and FeedbackPresented by Julianne Pollard-Larkin, PhD University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15502

TU-E-TRACK 3 Quantitative SPECT for Radionuclide and External Beam Treatment Planning
Evolution of SPECT From Qualitative to Quantitative ImagingPresented by John Dickson University College London
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15450

TU-E-TRACK 3 Quantitative SPECT for Radionuclide and External Beam Treatment Planning
SPECT in Radionuclide and External Beam Treatment PlanningPresented by Srinivas Cheenu Kappadath, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15451

TU-E-TRACK 3 Quantitative SPECT for Radionuclide and External Beam Treatment Planning
Q&A & Panel DiscussionPresented by Srinivas Cheenu Kappadath, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15452

TU-E-TRACK 5 FLASH: Radiobiology
Abdominal Flash Proton Irradiation Does Not Benefit the IntestinePresented by QIXIAN ZHANG Massachusetts General Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15633

TU-E-TRACK 5 FLASH: Radiobiology
Analysis of Proton Inter-Track Interactions at Ultra-High Dose RatesPresented by Shannon Thompson Queen's University Belfast
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15634

TU-E-TRACK 5 FLASH: Radiobiology
BEST IN PHYSICS (THERAPY): FLASH Sparing of Normal Tissue in a Proton Spread Out Bragg PeakPresented by Michele Kim, PhD University of Pennsylvania
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15635

TU-E-TRACK 5 FLASH: Radiobiology
Measuring Oxygen Concentration at Ultra-Fast Rates During Proton FLASH Delivery Using Phosphorescence Quenching of Soluble Oxyphor ProbesPresented by Alexander Van Slyke University of Pennsylvania
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15636

TU-E-TRACK 5 FLASH: Radiobiology
Modeling of Cellular Response After FLASH Irradiation: A Quantitative Analysis Based On the Radiolytic Oxygen Depletion HypothesisPresented by Hongyu Zhu Department of Radiation Oncology, Sun Yat-sen University Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15637

TU-E-TRACK 5 FLASH: Radiobiology
TOPAS-NBio Simulation of Radiation Chemistry Following FLASH Irradiation Including Reactions of Biological ImportancePresented by Magdalena Grochowska University of Warsaw
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15638

TU-E-TRACK 5 FLASH: Radiobiology
Modeling Radiation-Induced Oxygen Depletion and Its Effects On Normal Tissue Complications in FLASH-RTPresented by Sunan Cui Stanford University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15639

TU-E-TRACK 5 FLASH: Radiobiology Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15640

TU-E-TRACK 6 AI-Based Auto-Segmentation and Auto-Contouring - I
Automatic Segmentation of High-Risk CTV for Tandem and Ovoid Brachytherapy Patients Using a Dual-Path Convolutional Neural NetworkPresented by Yufeng Cao
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15558

TU-E-TRACK 6 AI-Based Auto-Segmentation and Auto-Contouring - I
Cardiac Substructure Segmentation Using a Mask-Scoring Attention Convolutional Neural NetworkPresented by Joseph Harms Emory University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15559

TU-E-TRACK 6 AI-Based Auto-Segmentation and Auto-Contouring - I
GAN-Driven Anomaly Detection for Active Learning in Medical Imaging SegmentationPresented by Mckell Woodland MD Anderson Cancer Center; Rice University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15560

TU-E-TRACK 6 AI-Based Auto-Segmentation and Auto-Contouring - I
Multi-Organ Auto-Segmentation of Abdominal Structures From Contrast-Enhanced and Non-Contrast-Enhanced CT ImagesPresented by Cenji Yu
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15561

TU-E-TRACK 6 AI-Based Auto-Segmentation and Auto-Contouring - I
Rapid Organ-At-Risk Delineation in Pancreatic CBCT for CBCT-Guided Adaptive RadiotherapyPresented by Xianjin Dai Emory University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15562

TU-E-TRACK 6 AI-Based Auto-Segmentation and Auto-Contouring - I
Simultaneous Segmentation of Target and Organ at Risk in Thoracic Kilovoltage ImagesPresented by Marco Mueller ACRF Image X Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15563

TU-E-TRACK 6 AI-Based Auto-Segmentation and Auto-Contouring - I
Towards Artificial Intelligence and Clinician Integrated Systems (AICIS): Interactive Contour Revision with Deep Boundary NetPresented by Ti Bai The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Ctr
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15564

TU-E-TRACK 6 AI-Based Auto-Segmentation and Auto-Contouring - I Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15565

TU-F-TRACK 1 New Member Symposium
President's Remarks: Volunteer History of AAPM / How You Can Become InvolvedPresented by James Dobbins, PhD Duke University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15505

TU-F-TRACK 1 New Member Symposium
Administrative CouncilPresented by Frederic Fahey, DSc Children's Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15506

TU-F-TRACK 1 New Member Symposium
Education CouncilPresented by Joann Prisciandaro, PhD University of Michigan
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VLID: 15507

TU-F-TRACK 1 New Member Symposium
International CouncilPresented by Jatinder Palta, PhD Virginia Commonwealth University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15508

TU-F-TRACK 1 New Member Symposium
Professional CouncilPresented by Brent Parker, PhD The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15509

TU-F-TRACK 1 New Member Symposium
Science CouncilPresented by Jan Seuntjens, PhD McGill University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15510

TU-F-TRACK 1 New Member Symposium
Moderated Panel Discussion / Drawing for AttendeesPresented by Kathryn Mittauer, PhD Miami Cancer Institute, Baptist Health South Florida
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15511

TU-F-TRACK 3 New Technologies and Image Reconstruction in CT and CBCT
Estimating Ischemic Core Volume with Four Dynamic Images in CT PerfusionPresented by Kevin Chung
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15625

TU-F-TRACK 3 New Technologies and Image Reconstruction in CT and CBCT
JACK FOWLER EARLY-CAREER INVESTIGATOR COMPETITION WINNER: Imaging From the Cervical to the Lumbar Spine with a Continuous Multi-Turn Reverse Helical 3D Cone-Beam CT ScanPresented by Tess Reynolds University of Sydney
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15626

TU-F-TRACK 3 New Technologies and Image Reconstruction in CT and CBCT
Intraoperative Cone-Beam CT Image Quality and Dose with a Slot Collimator On the O-ArmPresented by Xiaoxuan Zhang Johns Hopkins University, Department of Biomedical Engineering
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15627

TU-F-TRACK 3 New Technologies and Image Reconstruction in CT and CBCT
Ordered Subsets PWLS Reconstruction of Multi-Layer Detector MV-CBCT Data Using TIGREPresented by Matthew Jacobson Dana Farber Cancer Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15628

TU-F-TRACK 3 New Technologies and Image Reconstruction in CT and CBCT
Reconstructing Dual KV Data Using the COSSCIR “One-Step” Direct Inversion AlgorithmPresented by Benjamin Rizzo Marquette University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15629

TU-F-TRACK 3 New Technologies and Image Reconstruction in CT and CBCT
Weight-Bearing C-Arm Cone-Beam CT Using a Dynamic Range Reducer (DyRaR): Initial Prototype and Phantom StudiesPresented by Nathaniel Bennett Stanford University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15630

TU-F-TRACK 3 New Technologies and Image Reconstruction in CT and CBCT
Simultaneous Analytical Image Reconstruction and Material Decomposition Denoising in Single-Scan Dual-Energy Cone-Beam CT Using Dual Energy Vectorization and Joint Bilateral FilteringPresented by Xiao Jiang University of Science and Technology of China
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VLID: 15631

TU-F-TRACK 3 New Technologies and Image Reconstruction in CT and CBCT Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15632

TU-F-TRACK 5 FLASH: Treatment Planning, Delivery, and Verification
Simulating Spatial-Temporal Dose Rate Deposition On Tissue Sparing for Scanned Pencil-Beam Vs Double-Scattered ProtonsPresented by Ray Yang BC Cancer - Centre for Southern Interior
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15641

TU-F-TRACK 5 FLASH: Treatment Planning, Delivery, and Verification
Feasibility of 3D Printed Ridge Filter to Enable SBRT FLASH Therapy Using Scanning Proton BeamPresented by Ruirui Liu Washington University in St. Louis
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15642

TU-F-TRACK 5 FLASH: Treatment Planning, Delivery, and Verification
Need for Beam Collimation Design for Dose-Rate Fall-Off in Proton Flash Treatment Using Pencil Beam ScanningPresented by El Hassane Bentefour, PhD University of Maryland School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15643

TU-F-TRACK 5 FLASH: Treatment Planning, Delivery, and Verification
Prompt Gamma Timing as a Real-Time Relative Dose Rate Monitor of FLASH Proton DeliveryPresented by Allison Haertter University of Pennsylvania
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15644

TU-F-TRACK 5 FLASH: Treatment Planning, Delivery, and Verification
Pulse Resolved Beam Characterization and Feedback for FLASH-RT Using Radioluminescent DosimetersPresented by Muhammad Ramish Ashraf Dartmouth College
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15645

TU-F-TRACK 5 FLASH: Treatment Planning, Delivery, and Verification
Absolute Dosimetry of Ultra-High Dose Rate Pulsed Electron Beams Using a Graphite Probe CalorimeterPresented by Federico Keszti McGill University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15646

TU-F-TRACK 5 FLASH: Treatment Planning, Delivery, and Verification
A Pyroelectric Calorimeter with Electrometer Readout for the Absolute Dosimetry of FLASH Radiation: Proof of PrinciplePresented by James Renaud, PhD National Research Council Canada
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VLID: 15647

TU-F-TRACK 5 FLASH: Treatment Planning, Delivery, and Verification Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15648

TU-F-TRACK 6 AI-Based Auto-Segmentation and Auto-Contouring - II
3D Dense U-Net for Fully Automated Multi-Organ Segmentation in Female Pelvic Magnetic Resonance ImagingPresented by Fatemeh Zabihollahy Johns Hopkins University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15566

TU-F-TRACK 6 AI-Based Auto-Segmentation and Auto-Contouring - II
Automatic Segmentation and Physician Review of Intact and Post-Operative Prostate Radiotherapy ContoursPresented by Mohammad El Basha University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15567

TU-F-TRACK 6 AI-Based Auto-Segmentation and Auto-Contouring - II
Autosegmentation Anomaly Detection by Clustering of ShapesPresented by Daren Sawkey, PhD Varian Medical Systems
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15568

TU-F-TRACK 6 AI-Based Auto-Segmentation and Auto-Contouring - II
Auto-Segmentation of Organs-At-Risk in Head and Neck CT Images with Dual Shape Guided NetworkPresented by Shuai Wang University Of North Carolina
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15569

TU-F-TRACK 6 AI-Based Auto-Segmentation and Auto-Contouring - II
Improving Cone-Beam CT Based Organ Segmentation with Attention and Knowledge TransferPresented by Hanyue Zhou UCLA
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15570

TU-F-TRACK 6 AI-Based Auto-Segmentation and Auto-Contouring - II
Measuring the Clinical Impact of the Introduction of a Novel Auto-Contouring Workflow for 0.35T MRI-Guided Pelvic RadiotherapyPresented by Yasin Abdulkadir UCLA
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15571

TU-F-TRACK 6 AI-Based Auto-Segmentation and Auto-Contouring - II
Weaving Attention U-Net for Head and Neck Multi-Organ CT SegmentationPresented by Zhuangzhuang Zhang Washington University in St. Louis
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15572

TU-F-TRACK 6 AI-Based Auto-Segmentation and Auto-Contouring - II Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15573

TU-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-10 Sun Nuclear
What's New from Sun NuclearPresented by Christopher Bowen Mosaic Life Care Cancer Center
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VLID: 15654

TU-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-10 Sun Nuclear Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15655

TU-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-9 Radformation
Focus on Your Strengths, Not Your Weeklies: Automation for the Clinical PhysicistPresented by Kurt Sysock, MS Radformation
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15652

TU-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-9 Radformation Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15653

WE-AB-TRACK 2 Principles and applications of multienergy CT: Report of AAPM Task Group 291Principles and Applications of Multienergy Ct: Report of AAPM Task Group 291
Introduction & Clinical MotivationPresented by Cynthia McCollough, PhD Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15692

WE-AB-TRACK 2 Principles and applications of multienergy CT: Report of AAPM Task Group 291Principles and Applications of Multienergy Ct: Report of AAPM Task Group 291
Physical Principles of Multi-Energy CTPresented by Thomas Flohr, PhD Siemens Healthcare GmbH
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15693

WE-AB-TRACK 2 Principles and applications of multienergy CT: Report of AAPM Task Group 291Principles and Applications of Multienergy Ct: Report of AAPM Task Group 291
Technical Implementations of Multi-Energy CTPresented by Xinhui Duan, PhD UT Southwestern Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15694

WE-AB-TRACK 2 Principles and applications of multienergy CT: Report of AAPM Task Group 291Principles and Applications of Multienergy Ct: Report of AAPM Task Group 291
Clinical Applications & Dosimetric ConsiderationsPresented by Cynthia McCollough, PhD Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15695

WE-AB-TRACK 2 Principles and applications of multienergy CT: Report of AAPM Task Group 291Principles and Applications of Multienergy Ct: Report of AAPM Task Group 291 Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15696

WE-AB-TRACK 3 Robotic X-ray Systems: Emerging Platform for Improved Radiography, 3D Imaging, and Interventional Radiology
Adaptive Imaging - Syncing with Patients for Safer and Smarter 3D ImagingPresented by Tess Reynolds University of Sydney
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15687

WE-AB-TRACK 3 Robotic X-ray Systems: Emerging Platform for Improved Radiography, 3D Imaging, and Interventional Radiology
Non-Circular Trajectories in Cone-Beam CT ImagingPresented by Tess Reynolds University of Sydney
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15689

WE-AB-TRACK 3 Robotic X-ray Systems: Emerging Platform for Improved Radiography, 3D Imaging, and Interventional Radiology
Task Driven/Metal Artefact Reduction OrbitsPresented by Grace Jianan Gang, PhD Johns Hopkins University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15688

WE-AB-TRACK 3 Robotic X-ray Systems: Emerging Platform for Improved Radiography, 3D Imaging, and Interventional Radiology
Advanced Imaging Using Multitom RaxPresented by Ludwig Ritschl Siemens Healthineers
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15690

WE-AB-TRACK 3 Robotic X-ray Systems: Emerging Platform for Improved Radiography, 3D Imaging, and Interventional Radiology Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15691

WE-AB-TRACK 4 AI in Image Guided Radiation Therapy
Deep Learning in CT Image ReconstructionPresented by Guang-Hong Chen University of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15674

WE-AB-TRACK 4 AI in Image Guided Radiation Therapy
AI Based Image Enhancement: Advances and Clinical ImplicationsPresented by Lei Ren, PhD University of Maryland
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15675

WE-AB-TRACK 4 AI in Image Guided Radiation Therapy
Deep Learning in Image RegistrationPresented by Xiaofeng Yang, PhD Emory University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15676

WE-AB-TRACK 4 AI in Image Guided Radiation Therapy
AI for Intrafraction Motion Monitoring: Are We There Yet?Presented by Doan Trang Nguyen University of Technology Sydney
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VLID: 15677

WE-AB-TRACK 4 AI in Image Guided Radiation Therapy Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15678

WE-A-TRACK 1 Building and Mentoring Diverse Teams to Achieve Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Greater Success
Strategies for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in the Medical Physics Residency Recruitment ProcessPresented by Titania Juang, PhD UC San Diego
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15729

WE-A-TRACK 1 Building and Mentoring Diverse Teams to Achieve Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Greater Success
Strategies for Mentoring and Retaining Underrepresented Minorities in Medical Physics Practice EnvironmentsPresented by Amirh Johnson, MS Kaiser Permanente
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.3 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15730

WE-A-TRACK 1 Building and Mentoring Diverse Teams to Achieve Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Greater Success
Representation Matters: Our Responsibility in Cultivating Inclusion and Belonging in Radiation OncologyPresented by Siker Malika Medical College Of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15731

WE-A-TRACK 1 Building and Mentoring Diverse Teams to Achieve Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Greater Success
Panel Discussion and Audience Q&APresented by Ghada Aldosary Carleton University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15732

WE-A-TRACK 5 Grand Challenges: Deep Learning Sparse-View CT and DBTex
DL-Sparse-View CT ChallengePresented by Emil Sidky University of Chicago
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15680

WE-A-TRACK 5 Grand Challenges: Deep Learning Sparse-View CT and DBTex
DL-Sparse-View CT Challenge, Group 1Presented by Samuel Armato, PhD The University of Chicago
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15681

WE-A-TRACK 5 Grand Challenges: Deep Learning Sparse-View CT and DBTex
DL-Sparse-View CT ChallengePresented by Xiaochuan Pan, PhD University of Chicago
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15679

WE-A-TRACK 5 Grand Challenges: Deep Learning Sparse-View CT and DBTex
DL-Sparse-View CT Challenge, Group 2Presented by Samuel Armato, PhD The University of Chicago
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15682

WE-A-TRACK 5 Grand Challenges: Deep Learning Sparse-View CT and DBTex
DBTex ChallengePresented by Maciej Mazurowski Duke Univ
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15683

WE-A-TRACK 5 Grand Challenges: Deep Learning Sparse-View CT and DBTex
DBTex Challenge, Group 1 UNKNOWNPresented by Samuel Armato, PhD The University of Chicago
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15684

WE-A-TRACK 5 Grand Challenges: Deep Learning Sparse-View CT and DBTex
DBTex Challenge, Group 2 UNKNOWNPresented by Samuel Armato, PhD The University of Chicago
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VLID: 15685

WE-A-TRACK 6 Particle Therapy: Treatment Planning and Radiobiology
Analytical Modeling of the Dynamic Collimation System Using Dual Trimmer PlanesPresented by Laura Bennett University of Iowa
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15779

WE-A-TRACK 6 Particle Therapy: Treatment Planning and Radiobiology
Dose-Averaged LET in Proton Therapy for Patients with MRI Abnormalities and Its Role in Normal Tissue Complication ProbabilityPresented by Alejandro Bertolet Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15780

WE-A-TRACK 6 Particle Therapy: Treatment Planning and Radiobiology
Robust Optimization of Proton Therapy Treatments Using a Variable Range UncertaintyPresented by Marie Cohilis UCLouvain
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15781

WE-A-TRACK 6 Particle Therapy: Treatment Planning and Radiobiology
The Effect of Treatment Planning Approach On Head-And-Neck IMPT for Patients with Implanted Dental FixturesPresented by Yue-Houng Hu, PhD Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15782

WE-A-TRACK 6 Particle Therapy: Treatment Planning and Radiobiology
The Relative Variability in Radiosensitivity Between Cell Lines Is the Same for Carbon Ions, Protons and X-RaysPresented by David Flint UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15783

WE-A-TRACK 6 Particle Therapy: Treatment Planning and Radiobiology
A Beamlet-Based Optimization Algorithm for Arc Proton Therapy PlanningPresented by Sophie Wuyckens Uclouvain / Miro
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15784

WE-A-TRACK 6 Particle Therapy: Treatment Planning and Radiobiology
The Combined Effects of Protons and An Inhibitor of ATR Increase Micronuclei Formation and Potentiate Anti-Tumor ImmunityPresented by Broderick Turner UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15785

WE-A-TRACK 6 Particle Therapy: Treatment Planning and Radiobiology Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15786

WE-A-TRACK 7 Ultrasound QA/QC Workshop
ACR Required QC TestsPresented by Zaiyang Long, PhD Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15746

WE-A-TRACK 7 Ultrasound QA/QC Workshop
Automated Whole-Breast US QCPresented by Mark Holland, PhD Indiana University- School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15747

WE-A-TRACK 7 Ultrasound QA/QC Workshop
Doppler QCPresented by James Zagzebski, PhD University of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15748

WE-A-TRACK 7 Ultrasound QA/QC Workshop
Quantitative Ultrasound and Shear Wave Elastography EvaluationPresented by Ivan Rosado-Mendez, PhD University of Wisconsin-Madison
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15749

WE-A-TRACK 7 Ultrasound QA/QC Workshop
Automated Ultrasound QC MethodsPresented by Sander Dekker, BS Cablon Medical
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15750

WE-A-TRACK 7 Ultrasound QA/QC Workshop
Q&APresented by Zheng Feng Lu, PhD University of Chicago
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15751

WE-B-TRACK 1 MPLA Career Development: Secrets to Your Success
Your Technical Skills Won’t Get You There: Identifying Vital Skills to Thrive in Your CareerPresented by Izabella Barreto, PhD University of Florida College of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15734

WE-B-TRACK 1 MPLA Career Development: Secrets to Your Success
Leaders Making #Goals Happen: Taking Your Discovery JourneyPresented by Jennifer Lynn Johnson, PhD Kelsey-Seybold Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15735

WE-B-TRACK 1 MPLA Career Development: Secrets to Your Success
Leadership Lessons: Key Factors Affecting Your Career Advancement (Panel Discussion)Presented by Andries Schreuder, MS Leo Cancer Care
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15736

WE-B-TRACK 1 MPLA Career Development: Secrets to Your Success
Leadership Lessons: Key Factors Affecting Your Career Advancement (Panel Discussion)Presented by Kalpana Kanal, PhD University of Washington
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15737

WE-B-TRACK 1 MPLA Career Development: Secrets to Your Success
Leadership Lessons: Key Factors Affecting Your Career Advancement (Panel Discussion)Presented by Michael Howard, PhD Parkridge Medical Ctr
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15738

WE-B-TRACK 1 MPLA Career Development: Secrets to Your Success
Leadership Lessons: Key Factors Affecting Your Career Advancement (Panel Discussion)Presented by Erin Angel, PhD Canon Medical Systems, USA
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15739

WE-B-TRACK 1 MPLA Career Development: Secrets to Your Success
Audience Q&APresented by Jennifer Lynn Johnson, PhD Kelsey-Seybold Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15740

WE-B-TRACK 5 TG-302 Surface Image Guided Radiotherapy (SGRT): Prevalence and Clinical Applications
SGRT for Breast Radiotherapy Including DIBH TechniquesPresented by Hania Al-Hallaq, PhD The University of Chicago
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.2 (higher is better), with 5 responding
VLID: 15711

WE-B-TRACK 5 TG-302 Surface Image Guided Radiotherapy (SGRT): Prevalence and Clinical Applications
SGRT-Based Cranial SRS and Risk Mitigation StrategiesPresented by Todd Pawlicki, PhD UC San Diego
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 15712

WE-B-TRACK 5 TG-302 Surface Image Guided Radiotherapy (SGRT): Prevalence and Clinical Applications
Current Prevalence and Uses of SGRT in the US and Future ApplicationsPresented by Laura Padilla, PhD Virginia Commonwealth University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 15713

WE-B-TRACK 5 TG-302 Surface Image Guided Radiotherapy (SGRT): Prevalence and Clinical Applications
Considerations for Commissioning and QA of SGRT SystemsPresented by Laura Cervino, PhD Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.8 (higher is better), with 8 responding
VLID: 15714

WE-B-TRACK 5 TG-302 Surface Image Guided Radiotherapy (SGRT): Prevalence and Clinical Applications Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15715

WE-B-TRACK 6 Particle Therapy: Treatment Delivery and Verification
Electrostatic Focusing Lens System for Low MeV-Ion Microprobe: A Simulation and Optimization StudyPresented by Harsh Arya The University of Texas at Arlington
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15787

WE-B-TRACK 6 Particle Therapy: Treatment Delivery and Verification
The Potential of Online-Adaptive Head and Neck Proton Therapy to Reduce Normal Tissue Complication ProbabilityPresented by Arthur Lalonde Massachusetts General Hospital / Harvard Medical School
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15788

WE-B-TRACK 6 Particle Therapy: Treatment Delivery and Verification
Design and Initial Testing of An Isocenter Alignment Prototype for the Proton Dynamic Collimation SystemPresented by Theodore Geoghegan
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15789

WE-B-TRACK 6 Particle Therapy: Treatment Delivery and Verification
Fast MCsquare-Based Independent Dose Verification Platform for Pencil Beam Scanning Proton TherapyPresented by Yawei Zhang, PhD University of Florida Proton Therapy Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15790

WE-B-TRACK 6 Particle Therapy: Treatment Delivery and Verification
BEST IN PHYSICS (THERAPY): New System for Fast and Independent Proton Beam Energy MeasurementPresented by Felix Milian University of Torino, UNITO, Italy and State University of Santa Cruz, UESC, Brazil
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15791

WE-B-TRACK 6 Particle Therapy: Treatment Delivery and Verification
Simultaneous Proton Dose and LET Measurements Using Dual Storage PhosphorsPresented by Jufri Setianegara Washington University in St. Louis
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15792

WE-B-TRACK 6 Particle Therapy: Treatment Delivery and Verification
Development of An Imaging System for Proton Pencil Beam Spot Profile DeterminationPresented by Jufri Setianegara Washington University in St. Louis
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15793

WE-B-TRACK 6 Particle Therapy: Treatment Delivery and Verification Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15794

WE-B-TRACK 7 Ultrasound Image Guidance for Interventions
Frustrations in Ultrasound Guided Radiotherapy: Automated SolutionsPresented by Emma Jane Harris Institute of Cancer Research and Royal Marsden Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15753

WE-B-TRACK 7 Ultrasound Image Guidance for Interventions
Ultrasound-Guided Cardiac Radio-AblationPresented by Saskia Camps EBAMed
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15754

WE-B-TRACK 7 Ultrasound Image Guidance for Interventions
Platform for Ultrasound-Guided Autonomous Minimally Invasive Surgery: Application to the KneePresented by Maria Antico Queensland University of Technology
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15755

WE-B-TRACK 7 Ultrasound Image Guidance for Interventions
Q&APresented by Davide Fontanarosa Queensland University of Technology
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15756

WE-CD-TRACK 2 ACR Activities and Updates
Update From HQPresented by Dustin Gress, MS American College of Radiology
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15697

WE-CD-TRACK 2 ACR Activities and Updates
SBB QC Manual in DevelopmentPresented by William Robert Geiser, MS UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15698

WE-CD-TRACK 2 ACR Activities and Updates
NM-PET QC Manual in DevelopmentPresented by Beth Harkness, MS Henry Ford Hospital System
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15699

WE-CD-TRACK 2 ACR Activities and Updates
MRAP Medium PhantomPresented by Donna Reeve, MS
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15700

WE-CD-TRACK 2 ACR Activities and Updates
MRAP Medium PhantomPresented by Geoffrey Clarke, PhD UT Health San Antonio
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15701

WE-CD-TRACK 2 ACR Activities and Updates
In Pursuit of Meaningful and Efficient Automatic Quantification of Clinical CT ExamsPresented by Ehsan Samei, PhD Duke University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15702

WE-CD-TRACK 2 ACR Activities and Updates
Audience Q & APresented by Dustin Gress, MS American College of Radiology
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15703

WE-CD-TRACK 5 Advances in Proton Therapy
LET/RBE in Proton PlanningPresented by Wei Liu, PhD Mayo Clinic Arizona
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.5 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 15662

WE-CD-TRACK 5 Advances in Proton Therapy
4D Adaptive Proton TherapyPresented by Antje Knopf University of Groningen
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15663

WE-CD-TRACK 5 Advances in Proton Therapy
Patient Selection ModelsPresented by Johannes Langendijk University of Groningen
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15664

WE-CD-TRACK 5 Advances in Proton Therapy
Combining Proton-Photon TreatmentsPresented by Jan Unkelbach, PhD University Hospital Zurich
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15665

WE-CD-TRACK 5 Advances in Proton Therapy
Low-Cost Proton TherapyPresented by Susu Yan, PhD Massachusetts General Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 6 responding
VLID: 15666

WE-CD-TRACK 5 Advances in Proton Therapy
Q&A & Panel DiscussionPresented by Thomas Bortfeld, PhD Massachusetts General Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15667

WE-CD-TRACK 7 Artificial Intelligence in the Clinic - Is It Going to Help or Hurt Our Productivity?
Adding AI-Based Automated Contouring and Treatment Planning to Every Medical Physicist’s ToolboxPresented by Carlos Cardenas, MS UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15716

WE-CD-TRACK 7 Artificial Intelligence in the Clinic - Is It Going to Help or Hurt Our Productivity?
Clinical Implementation of An Auto-Planning and Plan Check ToolPresented by Yong Yang, PhD Stanford University Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15717

WE-CD-TRACK 7 Artificial Intelligence in the Clinic - Is It Going to Help or Hurt Our Productivity?
From Data to Segmentation Models: AI for EverybodyPresented by Aditya Apte Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15718

WE-CD-TRACK 7 Artificial Intelligence in the Clinic - Is It Going to Help or Hurt Our Productivity?
Widespread Clinical Implementation of Data-Driven Automated Treatment PlanningPresented by Kevin Moore UC San Diego
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VLID: 15719

WE-CD-TRACK 7 Artificial Intelligence in the Clinic - Is It Going to Help or Hurt Our Productivity? Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15721

WE-C-TRACK 1 Personal Finance for Medical Physicists
Personal Financing 101Presented by Mahadevappa Mahesh, PhD Johns Hopkins University
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VLID: 15742

WE-C-TRACK 1 Personal Finance for Medical Physicists
Holistic Financial PlanningPresented by Johsua Harper Capstone Financial
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15743

WE-C-TRACK 1 Personal Finance for Medical Physicists
Q&APresented by Mahadevappa Mahesh, PhD Johns Hopkins University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15744

WE-C-TRACK 3 Quality Assurance
Clinical Implementation of Fully-Automated Comprehensive Quality Assurance Tool Using In-Vivo EPID Image Analysis for Varian HalcyonPresented by Ananta Raj Chalise University of California San Diego
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15827

WE-C-TRACK 3 Quality Assurance
Establishment of a Standard High-Energy X-Ray Beam for Replacement of Cs-137Presented by Emily King University of Wisconsin-Madison
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15828

WE-C-TRACK 3 Quality Assurance
Evaluation of MRI-Only Treatment Planning (MRTP) Quality for Gynecologic HDR Brachytherapy Using PETRA SequencePresented by Casey Lee Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Harvard Medical School
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15829

WE-C-TRACK 3 Quality Assurance
Monte Carlo Dose Calculations for Patient-Specific QA Based On Machine Log FilesPresented by Holly Parenica, BS UT Health San Antonio MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15830

WE-C-TRACK 3 Quality Assurance
Multi-Institution Plan Complexity Characteristics Based On IROC PhantomsPresented by Vimal Desai, MS UW Health
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15831

WE-C-TRACK 3 Quality Assurance
Predicting Ion Chamber Disagreements for Patient-Specific Quality Assurance of VMAT Plans Using Machine LearningPresented by Phillip Wall, MS University of California, San Francisco
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15832

WE-C-TRACK 3 Quality Assurance
Sensitivity Evaluation of Patient Specific Quality Assurance - Independent Assessment of QualityPresented by Joerg Lehmann, PhD Newcastle Mater Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 2.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15833

WE-C-TRACK 3 Quality Assurance Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15834

WE-C-TRACK 4 Carson-Zagzebski Distinguished Lectureship On Medical Ultrasound
IntroductionPresented by Tian Liu, PhD Emory Univ
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VLID: 15758

WE-C-TRACK 4 Carson-Zagzebski Distinguished Lectureship On Medical Ultrasound
Ultrasound-Based Neurotherapeutics and Imaging of Cardiovascular Disease and CancerPresented by Elisa Konofagou Columbia University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15759

WE-C-TRACK 4 Carson-Zagzebski Distinguished Lectureship On Medical Ultrasound
Q&APresented by Tian Liu, PhD Emory Univ
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VLID: 15760

WE-C-TRACK 6 MRI for Adaptive Treatment Planning and Delivery
A Physics-Aware Deep Neural Network for Real Time Volumetric MRI in Support of MR-Guided RadiotherapyPresented by Lianli Liu Stanford University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15795

WE-C-TRACK 6 MRI for Adaptive Treatment Planning and Delivery
BEST IN PHYSICS (MULTI-DISCIPLINARY): Multi-Task MR (MT-MR) for Free-Breathing Simulation in Abdominal Radiotherapy Treatment PlanningPresented by Junzhou Chen Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15796

WE-C-TRACK 6 MRI for Adaptive Treatment Planning and Delivery
Real-Time MRI Motion Estimation Through An Unsupervised K-Space-Driven Deformable Registration Network (KS-RegNet)Presented by Hua-Chieh Shao The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
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VLID: 15797

WE-C-TRACK 6 MRI for Adaptive Treatment Planning and Delivery
The Optimal Imaging Plane Determination for Motion Monitoring in MRI Guided Radiation TherapyPresented by Yang Zhang Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey
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VLID: 15798

WE-C-TRACK 6 MRI for Adaptive Treatment Planning and Delivery
Time-Resolved Estimated Synthetic CTs Based On Orthogonal Cine MRI for Low-Field MR-Linac TreatmentsPresented by Moritz Rabe Department Of Radiation Oncology, University Hospital, Lmu Munich
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VLID: 15799

WE-C-TRACK 6 MRI for Adaptive Treatment Planning and Delivery
Treatment Window Determination for Cardiac Synchronized VMATPresented by Justin Poon University of British Columbia
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VLID: 15800

WE-C-TRACK 6 MRI for Adaptive Treatment Planning and Delivery
Auto-Detection of Structural Similarity Index Map From Daily MRI as An Indicator for MR-Guided Online Adaptation ReplanningPresented by Abdul Parchur Medeical College of Wisconsin
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VLID: 15801

WE-C-TRACK 6 MRI for Adaptive Treatment Planning and Delivery Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15802

WE-D-TRACK 1 Quality Control in Treatment Planning and Delivery
Towards Contour Quality Assurance of Cardiac Structures with Automatic SegmentationPresented by Chibueze Uche University of Pennsylvania
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VLID: 15819

WE-D-TRACK 1 Quality Control in Treatment Planning and Delivery
Automated ICC Tool for a Novel Planning Incident Learning EnvironmentPresented by Dianne Ferguson
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VLID: 15820

WE-D-TRACK 1 Quality Control in Treatment Planning and Delivery
Plan Quality Assessment of the Leksell Gamma Knife Lightning Dose OptimizerPresented by D. Jay Wieczorek, PhD Miami Cancer Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15821

WE-D-TRACK 1 Quality Control in Treatment Planning and Delivery
Power Transformations On Multivariate Non-Normal Radiotherapy Plan Quality MeasuresPresented by Reisa Widjaja University Of Texas At San Antonio
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VLID: 15822

WE-D-TRACK 1 Quality Control in Treatment Planning and Delivery
Artificial Intelligence for Dose-Volume Histogram Based Clinical Decision-Making Support System in Radiation Therapy Plans for Brain TumorsPresented by Pawel Siciarz CancerCare Manitoba
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15823

WE-D-TRACK 1 Quality Control in Treatment Planning and Delivery
Feasibility of Time-Resolved DVH Based Treatment Delivery Verification of VMAT with EPIDPresented by Peter Greer, PhD Calvary Mater Newcastle
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VLID: 15824

WE-D-TRACK 1 Quality Control in Treatment Planning and Delivery
6-DoF Robotic Motion Phantom: An Open-Source Project for Quality Assurance of Real-Time Image-Guided Radiotherapy TechnologiesPresented by Chandrima Sengupta The University of Sydney
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VLID: 15825

WE-D-TRACK 1 Quality Control in Treatment Planning and Delivery Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15826

WE-D-TRACK 3 Dose and Imaging Performance Assessment in CT and CBCT
A Method to Estimate a Fan-Beam CT NPS Using Two Basis Functions with a Limited Number of Noise RealizationsPresented by Hanjoo Jang
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VLID: 15835

WE-D-TRACK 3 Dose and Imaging Performance Assessment in CT and CBCT
An Assessment of Uncertainties in Pediatric CT Organ Dosimetry When Scan Parameters and Individual Body Morphometry Are UnknownPresented by Cameron Kofler
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VLID: 15836

WE-D-TRACK 3 Dose and Imaging Performance Assessment in CT and CBCT
Diagnostic Reference Levels (DRLs) and Achievable Doses (ADs) for the 11 Most Commonly Performed Pediatric CT Examinations in the United States (USA) as a Function of Patient Age and Size Using 1.5 Million Examinations in the American College of RadiologyPresented by Kalpana Kanal, PhD University of Washington
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VLID: 15837

WE-D-TRACK 3 Dose and Imaging Performance Assessment in CT and CBCT
Fast Monte Carlo Simulation of Non-Isotropic X-Ray Source for CT Dose CalculationPresented by Sen Wang Stanford University
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VLID: 15838

WE-D-TRACK 3 Dose and Imaging Performance Assessment in CT and CBCT
Longitudinal QC Testing of CBCT and Helical MDCT Systems with a Unified Image Quality and Dose PhantomPresented by Mahadevappa Mahesh, PhD Johns Hopkins University
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VLID: 15839

WE-D-TRACK 3 Dose and Imaging Performance Assessment in CT and CBCT
A Scanner-Specific Simulation Platform for Virtual Imaging Trials in Deep Si-Based Photon-Counting CTPresented by Shobhit Sharma Duke University
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VLID: 15840

WE-D-TRACK 3 Dose and Imaging Performance Assessment in CT and CBCT
Accurate and Efficient Measurement of Channelized Hotelling Observer-Based Low-Contrast Detectability On the ACR Accreditation PhantomPresented by Mingdong Fan Mayo Clinic
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VLID: 15841

WE-D-TRACK 3 Dose and Imaging Performance Assessment in CT and CBCT Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15842

WE-D-TRACK 4 Mechanical Tissue Disruption with Focused Ultrasound
Boiling Histotripsy for Ablation of Intrabdominal TargetsPresented by Tatiana Khokhlova University Of Washington
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15762

WE-D-TRACK 4 Mechanical Tissue Disruption with Focused Ultrasound
Cavitation Control in Burst Wave Lithotripsy of Kidney Stones: A Delicate BalancePresented by Adam Maxwell University Of Washington
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15763

WE-D-TRACK 4 Mechanical Tissue Disruption with Focused Ultrasound
The Development of Metrics to Gauge Treatment Outcomes From Mechanical Ablation with Focused UltrasoundPresented by Kenneth Bader University of Chicago
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VLID: 15764

WE-D-TRACK 4 Mechanical Tissue Disruption with Focused Ultrasound
Q&APresented by Allison Payne University of Utah
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VLID: 15765

WE-D-TRACK 6 Autosegmentation and Image Analysis in MRI-guided Radiation Therapy
Auto-Correction of Inaccurate Auto-Segmentation for MRI-Guided Adaptive RadiotherapyPresented by Jie Ding Medical College of Wisconsin
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VLID: 15803

WE-D-TRACK 6 Autosegmentation and Image Analysis in MRI-guided Radiation Therapy
Multi-Parametric Ultra-Quality 4D-MRI Synthesis Using VoxelMorph-Based Deformable Image RegistrationPresented by Haonan Xiao The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
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VLID: 15804

WE-D-TRACK 6 Autosegmentation and Image Analysis in MRI-guided Radiation Therapy
Radial MR Fingerprinting for Accelerated High Resolution Quantitative Prostate MRI in Radiation TherapyPresented by Victoria Yu, MS Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
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VLID: 15805

WE-D-TRACK 6 Autosegmentation and Image Analysis in MRI-guided Radiation Therapy
Synthetic Magnetic Resonance Imaging From Computed Tomography Simulation Scans Using Deep-Learning Models for High-Dose-Rate Prostate BrachytherapyPresented by Hyejoo Kang Loyola University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15806

WE-D-TRACK 6 Autosegmentation and Image Analysis in MRI-guided Radiation Therapy
Synthetic MRI-Aided Delineation of Organs at Risk in Head-And-Neck RadiotherapyPresented by Xianjin Dai Emory University
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VLID: 15807

WE-D-TRACK 6 Autosegmentation and Image Analysis in MRI-guided Radiation Therapy
Learn From What You Drew - a Deep Learning Assisted Fast Semi-Automatic Segmentation for Complex Anatomy On MRIPresented by Ying Zhang Medical College of Wisconsin
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VLID: 15808

WE-D-TRACK 6 Autosegmentation and Image Analysis in MRI-guided Radiation Therapy
A Prior Knowledge Guided Deep Learning Model for GTV Auto-Segmentation On 4DMRI in MR-Guided Adaptive Radiotherapy of Pancreatic CancerPresented by Ying Zhang Medical College of Wisconsin
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VLID: 15809

WE-D-TRACK 6 Autosegmentation and Image Analysis in MRI-guided Radiation Therapy Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15810

WE-EF-TRACK 2 Updates on CT Dosimetry
SSDE: Coming Soon to A Scanner Near You! Updates On Head Coefficients (AAPM Report 293) and IEC CodificationPresented by Andrew Hernandez, PhD University of California-Davis
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15705

WE-EF-TRACK 2 Updates on CT Dosimetry
How Looooong Can You Go? Dose Measurements in a Long Phantom (Review of AAPM Report 200)Presented by Maryam Bostani, PhD University of California, Los Angeles
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VLID: 15706

WE-EF-TRACK 2 Updates on CT Dosimetry
You Spin Me Right Round: Approaches to Measuring CT Dose in Helical ModesPresented by Izabella Barreto, PhD University of Florida College of Medicine
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VLID: 15707

WE-EF-TRACK 2 Updates on CT Dosimetry
Free Falling: Measurements of Dose in AirPresented by Mark Supanich, PhD Rush
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VLID: 15708

WE-EF-TRACK 2 Updates on CT Dosimetry
Audience Q & APresented by Mark Supanich, PhD Rush
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VLID: 15709

WE-EF-TRACK 4 In Memoriam of John "Jack" Cunningham
Jack Cunningham and Treatment Planning From the 1960s Through the 2000sPresented by Jacob Van Dyk, DSc Western University
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VLID: 15772

WE-EF-TRACK 4 In Memoriam of John "Jack" Cunningham
Conceptual Overview of Megavoltage Photon Dose Calculation AlgorithmsPresented by Jerry Battista, PhD
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VLID: 15773

WE-EF-TRACK 4 In Memoriam of John "Jack" Cunningham
Monte Carlo Modelling for Radiation Dosimetry and Treatment PlanningPresented by David W. Rogers, PhD Carleton Univ
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VLID: 15774

WE-EF-TRACK 4 In Memoriam of John "Jack" Cunningham
Dose and Beyond in Treatment Planning CalculationsPresented by Anders Ahnesjo, PhD Uppsala University
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VLID: 15775

WE-EF-TRACK 4 In Memoriam of John "Jack" Cunningham
The Future of Treatment PlanningPresented by Thomas Mackie, PhD University of Wisconsin
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VLID: 15776

WE-EF-TRACK 4 In Memoriam of John "Jack" Cunningham
DiscussionPresented by Jacob Van Dyk, DSc Western University
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VLID: 15777

WE-EF-TRACK 7 The Evolving Paradigm of Patient Specific QA
Moving From a Simple “Type A” Independent Dose Calculation to a “Type B” (Convolution/Superposition) Or “Type C” (Monte Carlo) Based Independent Dose Calculation AlgorithmPresented by Justus Adamson, PhD Duke University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15722

WE-EF-TRACK 7 The Evolving Paradigm of Patient Specific QA
Moving From Measurement Based Pre-Treatment QA to Trajectory File Based QAPresented by Seng-Boh Lim, MS Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15723

WE-EF-TRACK 7 The Evolving Paradigm of Patient Specific QA
Advances in In-Vivo Real-Time PSQA and Dose ReconstructionPresented by Boyd M. McCurdy, PhD CancerCare Manitoba
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15724

WE-EF-TRACK 7 The Evolving Paradigm of Patient Specific QA
Patient Specific QA for New Technologies and Online Adaptive RadiotherapyPresented by Casey Bojechko University of California San Diego
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15725

WE-EF-TRACK 7 The Evolving Paradigm of Patient Specific QA
Scintillator Based Patient Specific QA in the Age of MRgRTPresented by Jacqueline Andreozzi, MS Moffitt Cancer Center
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VLID: 15726

WE-EF-TRACK 7 The Evolving Paradigm of Patient Specific QA Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15727

WE-E-TRACK 1 Medical Physics Practice Changes in Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic
Microsoft Teams® as An Operational Tool for Evaluation of Machine Performance and QA TasksPresented by Mahesh Gopalakrishnan, MS Northwestern Memorial Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15865

WE-E-TRACK 1 Medical Physics Practice Changes in Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic
Successful VMAT Commissioning in Low- and Middle-Income Country (LMIC) in the Era of COVID-19 Using Remote ConnectivityPresented by Shada Wadi-Ramahi, PhD University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
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VLID: 15866

WE-E-TRACK 1 Medical Physics Practice Changes in Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic
Remote MRI Physics During a Pandemic: Challenges and OpportunitiesPresented by Karl Vigen, PhD University of Wisconsin-Madison
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VLID: 15867

WE-E-TRACK 1 Medical Physics Practice Changes in Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic
Did the COVID-19 Pandemic Disproportionally Affect Patients Receiving Radiation Therapy at a Public Safety-Net Hospital Compared with Patients Treated at a Private Hospital in the Same Metropolitan Area?Presented by Jing Cui, DSc University of Southern California, Keck School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15868

WE-E-TRACK 1 Medical Physics Practice Changes in Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15869

WE-E-TRACK 3 Frontiers of Ultrasound Imaging
Unifying Concepts of Spectral and Statistical Backscatter, and In Vivo ApplicationPresented by Guy Cloutier Universitv© De Montreal
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VLID: 15767

WE-E-TRACK 3 Frontiers of Ultrasound Imaging
Quantitative Lung Ultrasound, Beyond Artifact ImagingPresented by Marie Muller North Carolina State University
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VLID: 15769

WE-E-TRACK 3 Frontiers of Ultrasound Imaging
Q&APresented by Ivan Rosado-Mendez, PhD University of Wisconsin-Madison
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VLID: 15770

WE-E-TRACK 5 Cardiac Radioablation: How Medical Physicists Can Shape the Future?
Cardiac Radioablation Research and Development Needs at the Juncture of Electrophysiology and Radiation TherapyPresented by Marta De Riva Silva Leiden University Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.7 (higher is better), with 6 responding
VLID: 15656

WE-E-TRACK 5 Cardiac Radioablation: How Medical Physicists Can Shape the Future?
Research Opportunities From Academia: A Summary of the State-Of-The-Art Cardiac Radioablation Medical Physics Research and Future OpportunitiesPresented by Suzanne Lydiard University of Sydney
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15657

WE-E-TRACK 5 Cardiac Radioablation: How Medical Physicists Can Shape the Future?
Open Questions in the Radiobiology of Cardiac Radioablation and the Promise of Particle TherapyPresented by Amanda Deisher, PhD Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.4 (higher is better), with 8 responding
VLID: 15658

WE-E-TRACK 5 Cardiac Radioablation: How Medical Physicists Can Shape the Future?
Q&APresented by Paul Keall, PhD University of Sydney
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 15659

WE-E-TRACK 6 Brachytherapy
3D Printed Patient-Specific HDR Brachytherapy Applicator for Penile Cancer PlesiotherapyPresented by Hugh Lee UT Southwestern
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15811

WE-E-TRACK 6 Brachytherapy
A Fast and Accurate Analytical Dose Calculation Method for Seed-Loaded StentPresented by Tianyu Xiong Beihang University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15812

WE-E-TRACK 6 Brachytherapy
Defining Dose Thresholds to the Optic Disc and Macula to Predict Vision Complications: A COMS Retrospective StudyPresented by Courtney Oare University of Minnesota
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15813

WE-E-TRACK 6 Brachytherapy
Determination of the RBE of the Xoft Axxent Source for Cervical Cancer ApplicationsPresented by Autumn Walter Department of Medical Physics, University of Wisconsin-Madison
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VLID: 15814

WE-E-TRACK 6 Brachytherapy
Commissioning and Clinical Implementation of a Hybrid TG-43 Technique for Shielded Brachytherapy ApplicatorsPresented by Cielle Collins Brown University/Rhode Island Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15815

WE-E-TRACK 6 Brachytherapy
Adaptive Workflow for a Patient-Specific 3D-Printed Template with Direction Modulated Brachytherapy (DMBT) Tandem Applicator for HDR Cervical Interstitial BrachytherapyPresented by James Sohn Virginia Commonwealth University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15816

WE-E-TRACK 6 Brachytherapy
Commissioning of the Ring Applicator and Quantifying Dwell Position Offset with Varian Bravos HDR Remote AfterloaderPresented by Arjit Baghwala, MS Houston Methodist Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15817

WE-E-TRACK 6 Brachytherapy Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15818

WE-F-TRACK 1 21 Years into the 21st Century: Modern Scientific Publishing in Medical Physics and the JACMP
JACMP: Emerging Trends in Open Access PublishingPresented by Michael Mills, PhD James Graham Brown Cancer Center
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VLID: 15859

WE-F-TRACK 1 21 Years into the 21st Century: Modern Scientific Publishing in Medical Physics and the JACMP
JACMP: Taxonomy and Video AbstractsPresented by Ashley Cetnar, MS The Ohio State University - James Cancer Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15860

WE-F-TRACK 1 21 Years into the 21st Century: Modern Scientific Publishing in Medical Physics and the JACMP
Medical Physics: The New Editorial ModelPresented by John Boone, PhD UC Davis Medical Center
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VLID: 15861

WE-F-TRACK 1 21 Years into the 21st Century: Modern Scientific Publishing in Medical Physics and the JACMP
Medical Physics: Article CategoriesPresented by Stanley Benedict, PhD UC Davis Cancer Center
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VLID: 15862

WE-F-TRACK 1 21 Years into the 21st Century: Modern Scientific Publishing in Medical Physics and the JACMP
Q&APresented by John Boone, PhD UC Davis Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15863

WE-F-TRACK 3 Quantitative Ultrasound and Emergent Imaging Technology (II)
High-Resolution Ultrasound Imaging Through Self-Supervised LearningPresented by Xianjin Dai Emory University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15843

WE-F-TRACK 3 Quantitative Ultrasound and Emergent Imaging Technology (II)
A Novel Wireless Mechanical Oscillator for Power Doppler-Based Needle Tip Identification in BrachytherapyPresented by Nathan Orlando Robarts Research Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15844

WE-F-TRACK 3 Quantitative Ultrasound and Emergent Imaging Technology (II)
A Novel End-To-End Deep Learning Based Beamformer for Flexible Array Ultrasound TransducerPresented by Xinyue Huang Johns Hopkins University
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VLID: 15845

WE-F-TRACK 3 Quantitative Ultrasound and Emergent Imaging Technology (II)
X-Ray Acoustic Computed Tomography of Linac Photon Beams: Medium Dependent ExperimentsPresented by Gilberto Gonzalez University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15846

WE-F-TRACK 3 Quantitative Ultrasound and Emergent Imaging Technology (II)
4D MR Reconstruction Based On Real-Time 3D Ultrasound for Image-Guided RadiotherapyPresented by Sydney Jupitz University of Wisconsin-Madison
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VLID: 15847

WE-F-TRACK 3 Quantitative Ultrasound and Emergent Imaging Technology (II)
An Unsupervised Ultrasound Liver Motion Tracking Using Deep Convolutional Neural NetworkPresented by Yang Lei Emory Univ
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15848

WE-F-TRACK 3 Quantitative Ultrasound and Emergent Imaging Technology (II)
Motion Management in Abdomen with An Integrated Ultrasound and Abdominal Pressure Plate DevicePresented by Wanqing Li University of Science and Technology of China
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VLID: 15849

WE-F-TRACK 3 Quantitative Ultrasound and Emergent Imaging Technology (II) Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15850

WE-F-TRACK 5 Brachytherapy Technology Horizon
Deep Learning and Artificial Intelligence for BrachytherapyPresented by Xun Jia, PhD The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Ctr
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15669

WE-F-TRACK 5 Brachytherapy Technology Horizon
Intensity Modulated and Anisotropic Brachytherapy SourcesPresented by William Song, PhD Virginia Commonwealth University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15670

WE-F-TRACK 5 Brachytherapy Technology Horizon
Advancements in Brachytherapy Plan OptimizationPresented by vÖsa Carlsson Tedgren, PhD Linkv?ping University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15671

WE-F-TRACK 5 Brachytherapy Technology Horizon
Personalized Brachytherapy with Integration of 3D Printing TechnologiesPresented by James Robar, PhD Nova Scotia Health Authority
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15672

WE-F-TRACK 5 Brachytherapy Technology Horizon Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15673

WE-F-TRACK 6 Image-Guided Treatment Response Modeling and Assessment
A Bilateral Neural Network for Loco-Regional Recurrence Prediction in Head and Neck Squamous Cell CancerPresented by Liyuan Chen UT Southwestern Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15851

WE-F-TRACK 6 Image-Guided Treatment Response Modeling and Assessment
An Automated Multi-Objective Model with Hyperparameter Optimization for Treatment Outcome Prediction in Metastatic MelanomaPresented by Xi Chen, PhD Xi'an Jiaotong University
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VLID: 15852

WE-F-TRACK 6 Image-Guided Treatment Response Modeling and Assessment
Changes in Post-Treatment Cardiac PET Avidity Predict Overall Survival in Lung Cancer Patients Treated with ChemoradiationPresented by Tess Santangelo University of Colorado
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15853

WE-F-TRACK 6 Image-Guided Treatment Response Modeling and Assessment
Measuring Radiation-Induced Changes in Perfusion with Dynamic Contrast-Enhanced 4DCT and Non-Contrast Lung Density Analysis in a Novel Swine ModelPresented by Antonia Wuschner
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VLID: 15854

WE-F-TRACK 6 Image-Guided Treatment Response Modeling and Assessment
Quantitative Radiomics Approach to Assess Acute Radiation Dermatitis in Breast Cancer PatientsPresented by So-yeon Park, MS Veterans Health Service Medical Center
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VLID: 15855

WE-F-TRACK 6 Image-Guided Treatment Response Modeling and Assessment
Quantum Reinforcement and Deep Learning for Decision Support in Response-Adapted Lung Cancer RadiotherapyPresented by Dipesh Niraula Moffitt Cancer Center
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VLID: 15856

WE-F-TRACK 6 Image-Guided Treatment Response Modeling and Assessment
Computational Prediction of Symptomatic RP Based On Planning Computed Tomography Images Using Topologically Invariant Betti Numbers Prior to Stereotactic Body Radiation TherapyPresented by Kenta Ninomiya
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VLID: 15857

WE-F-TRACK 6 Image-Guided Treatment Response Modeling and Assessment Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15858

WE-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-11 Sun Nuclear
What's New from Sun NuclearPresented by Jason Tracy Sun Nuclear Corporation
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VLID: 15870

WE-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-11 Sun Nuclear Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15871

WE-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-12 MIM Software, Inc.
Overcoming Peer Review Challenges with MIM HarmonyPresented by Kyle Ostergren Mim Software
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VLID: 15872

WE-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-12 MIM Software, Inc. Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15873

WE-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-13 Elekta
Elekta Unity - Designed for Today and the FuturePresented by Kevin Brown Elekta Oncology Systems LTD
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VLID: 15874

WE-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-14 Radiological Imaging Technology, Inc.
The Clinical Stereotactic Environment: Revealing a Paradoxical Inverse Correlation Between Individual Maximum 3D Deviations and the Overall Winston-Lutz 3D DisplacementPresented by Nicholas Battaglia Radiological Imaging Technology, Inc.
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15876

WE-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-14 Radiological Imaging Technology, Inc.
The Clinical Stereotactic Environment: Revealing a Paradoxical Inverse Correlation Between Individual Maximum 3D Deviations and the Overall Winston-Lutz 3D DisplacementPresented by Daniel Ritt, MS Radiological Imaging Technology, Inc.
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VLID: 15877

WE-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-15 RefleXion Medical
First Clinical Experience: Overview of Commissioning the RefleXion BgRT System (Linac, kV system and Treatment Planning)Presented by Bin Han, PhD Stanford University School of Medicine
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VLID: 15879

WE-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-15 RefleXion Medical
First Clinical Experience: Overview of Commissioning the RefleXion BgRT System (Linac, kV system and Treatment Planning)Presented by Murat Surucu, PhD Stanford University School of Medicine
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VLID: 16147

WE-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-15 RefleXion Medical
First Clinical Experience: Overview of Commissioning the RefleXion BgRT System (Linac, kV system and Treatment Planning)Presented by Nataliya Kovalchuk, PhD Stanford University Cancer Center
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VLID: 16148

WE-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-15 RefleXion Medical Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15880

WE-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-16 Radformation
From CT to Treatment in 30 MinutesPresented by Elisabeth Van Wie Radformation
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VLID: 15881

WE-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-16 Radformation Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15882

WE-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-17 LAP Laser, LLC
Patient QA Solutions in Adaptive Radiotherapy with RadCalcPresented by Carlos Bohorquez Lifeline Software Inc
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VLID: 15883

WE-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-17 LAP Laser, LLC
Patient QA Solutions in Adaptive Radiotherapy with RadCalcPresented by Katherine Carrington LAP of America Laser Applications LLC
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VLID: 16150

WE-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-17 LAP Laser, LLC Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15884

TH-AB-TRACK 2 Breast Imaging 2: Possible Future Directions
Future Directions for Contrast Enhanced MammographyPresented by Jordana Phillips Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, Ma
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VLID: 15907

TH-AB-TRACK 2 Breast Imaging 2: Possible Future Directions
A New Framework to Asses Localization Accuracy of Tomosynthesis Guided and Stereotactic Breast Biopsy UnitsPresented by Reyhaneh Nosrati Harvard Medical School
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15908

TH-AB-TRACK 2 Breast Imaging 2: Possible Future Directions
Dedicated Breast CT: Clinical Needs, Solutions, and Remaining ChallengesPresented by Peymon Ghazi MALCOVA LLC
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15909

TH-AB-TRACK 2 Breast Imaging 2: Possible Future Directions
Noise Power Spectrum Analysis of Breast Tissue Textures Presented in Mammographic ImagesPresented by Kai Yang, PhD Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15910

TH-AB-TRACK 2 Breast Imaging 2: Possible Future Directions
Audience Q & APresented by Da Zhang, PhD Harvard, Boston Children's Hospital
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VLID: 15911

TH-AB-TRACK 3 Going High or Going Low: MRI at Unconventional Field Strengths
How Low Can You Go: Contemporary Millitesla MRIPresented by Matthew Rosen MGH/Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15901

TH-AB-TRACK 3 Going High or Going Low: MRI at Unconventional Field Strengths
New Clinical Opportunities Using Lower Field MRIPresented by Adrienne Campbell-washburn National Heart, Lung And Blood Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15902

TH-AB-TRACK 3 Going High or Going Low: MRI at Unconventional Field Strengths
7T MRI Part I: The Good, the Bad and the (Slightly) UglyPresented by Andrew Fagan Mayo Clinic
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VLID: 15903

TH-AB-TRACK 3 Going High or Going Low: MRI at Unconventional Field Strengths
7T MRI Part II: Towards the Development of Clinical OperationsPresented by Srinivasan Mukundan Brigham And Women’s Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15904

TH-AB-TRACK 3 Going High or Going Low: MRI at Unconventional Field Strengths
Q&A & Panel DiscussionPresented by Andrew Fagan Mayo Clinic
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15905

TH-AB-TRACK 4 Task-based Image Quality Optimization and Assessment in Diagnostic Imaging and Radiation Therapy
Training Model Observers for Predictive Performance in Novel TasksPresented by Craig Abbey University of California - Santa Barbara
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VLID: 15892

TH-AB-TRACK 4 Task-based Image Quality Optimization and Assessment in Diagnostic Imaging and Radiation Therapy
Objective Image Quality Assessment by Use of Deep-LearningPresented by Mark Anastasio Washington University in St. Louis
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VLID: 15893

TH-AB-TRACK 4 Task-based Image Quality Optimization and Assessment in Diagnostic Imaging and Radiation Therapy
The Role of Dose in Task-Based Assessment of Image Quality — Diagnostic Imaging and Radiation TherapyPresented by Matthew Kupinski, PhD University of Arizona
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VLID: 15894

TH-AB-TRACK 4 Task-based Image Quality Optimization and Assessment in Diagnostic Imaging and Radiation Therapy
Q&APresented by Hua Li, PhD University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 16134

TH-AB-TRACK 5 Adaptive Radiation Therapy in the Era of Big Data with Artificial Intelligence
Adaptive Radiotherapy – Current Clinical Challenges and Role of AIPresented by X. Sharon Qi, PhD UCLA School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.5 (higher is better), with 4 responding
VLID: 15885

TH-AB-TRACK 5 Adaptive Radiation Therapy in the Era of Big Data with Artificial Intelligence
AI/DL Based Auto-Segmentation for ART: Technical Development and Clinical TranslationPresented by Xuejun Gu, PhD UT Southwestern Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.6 (higher is better), with 5 responding
VLID: 15886

TH-AB-TRACK 5 Adaptive Radiation Therapy in the Era of Big Data with Artificial Intelligence
Machine Learning-Based Auto Planning and Dose Prediction for ARTPresented by Yi Wang, PhD Massachusetts General Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.3 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15887

TH-AB-TRACK 5 Adaptive Radiation Therapy in the Era of Big Data with Artificial Intelligence
Learning From Experience: AI and Data Mining for Outcome-Driven Radiation Treatment PlanningPresented by Soren Bentzen University of Maryland
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15888

TH-AB-TRACK 5 Adaptive Radiation Therapy in the Era of Big Data with Artificial Intelligence
Treatment Response Based On Delta Radiomics for ARTPresented by X. Allen Li, PhD Medical College of Wisconsin
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.3 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15889

TH-AB-TRACK 5 Adaptive Radiation Therapy in the Era of Big Data with Artificial Intelligence
Automated Adaptive Decision Making with Deep Leaning Neural Network (DLNN)Presented by Issam El Naqa, PhD Moffitt Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15890

TH-AB-TRACK 5 Adaptive Radiation Therapy in the Era of Big Data with Artificial Intelligence Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15891

TH-AB-TRACK 7 Hands-on Workshop: Simulated Error Training for the Physics Plan Review
Introduction to Simulated Error TrainingPresented by Leah Schubert, PhD University of Colorado Denver
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VLID: 15933

TH-AB-TRACK 7 Hands-on Workshop: Simulated Error Training for the Physics Plan Review
Overview of the WGPE Simulation Data SetsPresented by Perry Johnson, PhD University of Florida Health Proton Therapy Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15934
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TH-A-TRACK 1 "Picture a Scientist": Toward Gender Equity
“Picture a Scientist”: Toward Gender Equity and a More Diverse Medical Physics WorkforcePresented by Kelly Paradis (Younge), PhD University of Michigan
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15958

TH-A-TRACK 1 "Picture a Scientist": Toward Gender Equity Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15959

TH-A-TRACK 6 Machine QA
3D Isocenter Coincidence Measurement for MR-Linacs with Cherenkov ImagingPresented by Daniel Alexander Dartmouth College
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15990

TH-A-TRACK 6 Machine QA
An Evaluation of the Use of EBT-XD Film for SRS/SBRT Commissioning of Unity MR-Linac SystemPresented by Seng-Boh Lim, MS Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15991

TH-A-TRACK 6 Machine QA
Experimental Validation of a Prototype Ion Chamber for Accurate Magnetic Resonance Image Guided Radiation Therapy (MRgRT) Output Measurements in Solid PhantomsPresented by Bryan Muir, PhD National Research Council
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15992

TH-A-TRACK 6 Machine QA
Assessment of the Dependence of the Field Shape On Calibration Coefficients in Dose Area Product (DAP) for Small Field SizesPresented by Julien JURCZAK Universitv© Paris-Saclay, CEA, List, Laboratoire National Henri Becquerel (LNE-LNHB), F-91120 Palaiseau, France
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15993

TH-A-TRACK 6 Machine QA
Development of a Comprehensive Framework for the Validation of a Respiratory Gating SystemPresented by Michael Stock Louisiana State University
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VLID: 15994

TH-A-TRACK 6 Machine QA
Geometric and Dosimetric Verification for a Novel Stereotactic Radiosurgery System: ZAP-XPresented by Ying Niu, PhD Medstar Georgetown University Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15995

TH-A-TRACK 6 Machine QA
Quality Assurance of CyberKnife Small Radiation Fields Using High-Resolution Scanning Diode DetectorPresented by Kaida Yang East Carolina University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15996

TH-A-TRACK 6 Machine QA Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15997

TH-B-TRACK 1 Standardization and Workflow Management in Larger Multi-site Radiation Oncology Practice: Challenges and Solutions
IntroductionPresented by Raghavendiran Boopathy, PhD OHSU School of Medicine
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VLID: 15947

TH-B-TRACK 1 Standardization and Workflow Management in Larger Multi-site Radiation Oncology Practice: Challenges and Solutions
Standardization and Consolidation Challenges in Multi-Site Radiation Oncology PracticePresented by James Tanyi Oregon Health & Science Univ
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VLID: 15948

TH-B-TRACK 1 Standardization and Workflow Management in Larger Multi-site Radiation Oncology Practice: Challenges and Solutions
Team-Based Cross-Campus Planning WorkflowPresented by Gregory Niyazov, MS Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15949

TH-B-TRACK 1 Standardization and Workflow Management in Larger Multi-site Radiation Oncology Practice: Challenges and Solutions
Standardization of Physics QA Across Multi-Center Practice: Challenges and Lessons LearnedPresented by Christopher Nelson, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 16140

TH-B-TRACK 1 Standardization and Workflow Management in Larger Multi-site Radiation Oncology Practice: Challenges and Solutions
Audience Q&APresented by Raghavendiran Boopathy, PhD OHSU School of Medicine
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15951

TH-B-TRACK 6 Real-time Tracking
Decompose KV Projections Using Neural Network for Improved Motion Tracking in Paraspinal SBRTPresented by Xiuxiu He Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15998

TH-B-TRACK 6 Real-time Tracking
Near Real-Time Intra-Fractional 6D Monitoring of Prostate Position Using a Scheme Based On the Skeletonization of Implanted Marker ImagesPresented by Hsiang-Chi Kuo, PhD Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
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VLID: 15999

TH-B-TRACK 6 Real-time Tracking
Prediction of Lung Tumor Position Using 0.35 T Cine MRgRT in Retrospective StudyPresented by Jae-ik Shin Yonsei University College of Medicine
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VLID: 16000

TH-B-TRACK 6 Real-time Tracking
Experimental and Monte Carlo Simulation Characterization of a KV Scattered X-Ray Imaging System for Real-Time Lung Tumor Motion TrackingPresented by Yanqi Huang UT Southwestern Medical Center
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VLID: 16001

TH-B-TRACK 6 Real-time Tracking
Evaluation of Bronchoscopically Implanted Anchored Electromagnetic Transponders for Tumor Tracking and Monitoring During Deep Inspiration Breath Hold Lung RadiotherapyPresented by Wendy Harris, PhD Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
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VLID: 16002

TH-B-TRACK 6 Real-time Tracking
Markerless Tracking of Lung Tumor Motion Using Simulated Coded Aperture Scatter ImagingPresented by Adam Mahl University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus
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VLID: 16003

TH-B-TRACK 6 Real-time Tracking
Markerless Motion Tracking with Simultaneous MV/kV Imaging in Spine SBRT TreatmentPresented by Weixing Cai Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
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VLID: 16004

TH-B-TRACK 6 Real-time Tracking Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 16005

TH-CD-TRACK 4 Novel Algorithms for High-quality Diagnostic and On-board Cone-beam CT
Deep-Learning-Enabled Autofocus for Image-Domain Deformable Motion Compensation in Cone Beam CTPresented by Alejandro Sisniega, PhD Johns Hopkins University
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VLID: 15896

TH-CD-TRACK 4 Novel Algorithms for High-quality Diagnostic and On-board Cone-beam CT
Data-Driven Methods for Image Reconstruction and Artifact Correction in Cone Beam CTPresented by Marc Kachelriess, PhD DKFZ Heidelberg, FS05
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VLID: 15897

TH-CD-TRACK 4 Novel Algorithms for High-quality Diagnostic and On-board Cone-beam CT
New Technologies for Dual Energy Cone Beam CTPresented by Adam Wang, PhD Stanford University
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VLID: 15898

TH-CD-TRACK 4 Novel Algorithms for High-quality Diagnostic and On-board Cone-beam CT
Translating Recent Advances in CBCT to Clinical PracticePresented by Yi Rong, PhD Mayo Clinic Arizona
This presentation has an average satisfaction 3.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15899

TH-CD-TRACK 4 Novel Algorithms for High-quality Diagnostic and On-board Cone-Beam CT
Q&APresented by Alejandro Sisniega, PhD Johns Hopkins University
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VLID: 16135

TH-CD-TRACK 8 Therapy: Adaptive Therapy AI Software Planning Systems
The Ghost in the Shell: Understanding How AI Can Improve Adaptive Radiation Therapy WorkflowsPresented by Deborah Schofield AdventHealth Orlando
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VLID: 15983

TH-CD-TRACK 8 Therapy: Adaptive Therapy AI Software Planning Systems
Automated Adaptive Assessment Utilizing On-Board Imaging and Monte Carlo Dose CalculationPresented by Neha Dwivedi Mim Software, Inc.
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VLID: 15984

TH-CD-TRACK 8 Therapy: Adaptive Therapy AI Software Planning Systems
Background of ART-Plan™ Proposal for ART-Plan™Presented by Andreas Schulte TheraPanacea
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VLID: 15985

TH-CD-TRACK 8 Therapy: Adaptive Therapy AI Software Planning Systems
Varian's Adaptive Planning Solution - Online or OfflinePresented by Nesrin Dogan, PhD University of Miami
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VLID: 15986

TH-CD-TRACK 8 Therapy: Adaptive Therapy AI Software Planning Systems
InsightRT: Automated Adaptive Therapy Decision Support and Insurance AuthorizationPresented by Leslie Schulte Siris Medical
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VLID: 15987

TH-CD-TRACK 8 Therapy: Adaptive Therapy AI Software Planning Systems
Q&APresented by Deborah Schofield AdventHealth Orlando
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VLID: 15988

TH-C-TRACK 1 A Penny for Your Thoughts: Survey Science for Medical Physicists
Start From Scratch: How to Craft Your Own Survey Questions, Methods, and WorkflowsPresented by Leah Schubert, PhD University of Colorado Denver
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15960

TH-C-TRACK 1 A Penny for Your Thoughts: Survey Science for Medical Physicists
Translation and Interpretation: Adapting Established and Validated Survey QuestionsPresented by Courtney Buckey, PhD Mayo Clinic Arizona
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VLID: 15961

TH-C-TRACK 1 A Penny for Your Thoughts: Survey Science for Medical Physicists
Broaden the Horizons: Surveys at National and International ScalePresented by Rachel Ivie American Institute of Physics
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VLID: 15962

TH-C-TRACK 1 A Penny for Your Thoughts: Survey Science for Medical Physicists
Audience Q&APresented by Courtney Buckey, PhD Mayo Clinic Arizona
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 15963

TH-C-TRACK 2 Effective Dose and Patient Dose
Effective Dose: What It Gives and What It Does NotPresented by Madan Rehani, PhD Massachusetts General Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15913

TH-C-TRACK 2 Effective Dose and Patient Dose
Latest From ICRP On Effective DosePresented by Colin Martin University of Glasgow
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15914

TH-C-TRACK 2 Effective Dose and Patient Dose
What Is the Best Metric to Assess Patient ExposurePresented by Ehsan Samei, PhD Duke University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15915

TH-C-TRACK 2 Effective Dose and Patient Dose
Audience Q & APresented by Madan Rehani, PhD Massachusetts General Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15916

TH-C-TRACK 3 MRI
BEST IN PHYSICS (IMAGING): Parallel Imaging Stream for Multi-Purpose Real-Time Adaptive MRI-Guided Prostate RadiotherapyPresented by Tom Bruijnen University Medical Center Utrecht
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 16054

TH-C-TRACK 3 MRI
Correcting Image Distortion for Brain Tumor Treatments On An MRI-LinacPresented by Shanshan Shan University of Sydney
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VLID: 16055

TH-C-TRACK 3 MRI
Comparing Estimated Liver Elasticity Based On the Finite Element Method to MR-Elastography for Distribution of Liver FibrosisPresented by Koya Fujimoto Yamaguchi University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 16056

TH-C-TRACK 3 MRI
Visual Network in Primary Open Angle Glaucoma: A Functional Connectivity Analysis Based On Group Parcellation From Resting FMRIPresented by Weizhao Lu
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 16057

TH-C-TRACK 3 MRI
Novel Sampling Strategy for Improved Reproducibility in Quantitative T1rho MappingPresented by Can Wu
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VLID: 16058

TH-C-TRACK 3 MRI
A Simulated Comparison of Local SAR Near Orthopedic Implants at 7T Relative to Lower Field StrengthsPresented by Paul Jacobs Mayo Clinic
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VLID: 16059

TH-C-TRACK 3 MRI
Reproducibility of Functional Modes Identified by Non-Negative Matrix Factorization of FMRI Depends On Pre-Processing StrategyPresented by Zaki Ahmed Mayo Clinic
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VLID: 16060

TH-C-TRACK 3 MRI Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 16061

TH-C-TRACK 5 Novel treatment delivery and verification techniques I
A Novel 4D Dose Accumulation Algorithm for Predicting Dose to Organs at Risk During Motion Synchronized Treatments On RadixactPresented by William Ferris University of Wisconsin-Madison
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VLID: 16086

TH-C-TRACK 5 Novel treatment delivery and verification techniques I
A Trajectory Optimization Method for Non-Coplanar Volumetric Modulated Arc Therapy of Locally Advanced Unresectable Pancreatic CancerPresented by Gong Wang Peaking University 3rd Hospital
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VLID: 16087

TH-C-TRACK 5 Novel treatment delivery and verification techniques I
Influence of the Freedom in Table Rotation On Plan Quality, Deliverability, Delivery Time and Robustness of Dynamic Trajectory Treatment PlansPresented by Hannes Loebner Division of Medical Radiation Physics and Department of Radiation Oncology, Inselspital, Bern University Hospital, and University of Bern, Switzerland
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 16088

TH-C-TRACK 5 Novel treatment delivery and verification techniques I
Management of Larger Number of Multiple Brain Metastases Patients Via Restricted Single Isocenter Stereotactic Radiosurgery (RESIST) MethodPresented by Allison Palmiero University of Kentucky
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VLID: 16089

TH-C-TRACK 5 Novel treatment delivery and verification techniques I
Treatment of Gynecological Cancer Patients with Extended Fields (EF) Via Dual-Isocenter Volumetric Modulated Arc Therapy (VMAT) Using 6MV-FFF O-Ring Halcyon LinacPresented by Damodar Pokhrel, PhD University of Kentucky
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VLID: 16090

TH-C-TRACK 5 Novel treatment delivery and verification techniques I
BEST IN PHYSICS (THERAPY): Color Imaging of Cherenkov Emission in Vivo During Radiotherapy Exhibits Correlation with Superficial Tissue Composition and Blood Oxygenation ChangesPresented by Petr Bruza Dartmouth College
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VLID: 16091

TH-C-TRACK 5 Novel treatment delivery and verification techniques I
Commissioning of a Novel Compensator-Based IMRT System for Low- and Middle-Income CountriesPresented by Kyuhak Oh, PhD University of Washington and University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
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VLID: 16092

TH-C-TRACK 5 Novel treatment delivery and verification techniques I Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 16093

TH-C-TRACK 6 Novel and Emerging Technologies in Radiation Therapy
A Deconvolution-Based Image Fusion Technique for Heterogenous Multi-Layer Portal ImagersPresented by Ingrid Valencia Lozano Brigham and Women’s Hospital & Dana Farber Cancer Institute
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 16006

TH-C-TRACK 6 Novel and Emerging Technologies in Radiation Therapy
Exploiting Pair Production for Nanoparticle Imaging and for In-Vivo Beam Monitoring in Megavoltage RadiotherapyPresented by Davide Brivio Brigham and Women's Hospital
This presentation has an average satisfaction 0.0 (higher is better), with 0 responding
VLID: 16007

TH-C-TRACK 6 Novel and Emerging Technologies in Radiation Therapy
Hypersensitivity of Cancer Cells to Photon and Proton Radiation Caused by Disruption of Cell Cycle Arrest by An ATR InhibitorPresented by Mandira Manandhar UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 16008

TH-C-TRACK 6 Novel and Emerging Technologies in Radiation Therapy
Plastic and Lead-Doped Scintillators for Ultrahigh Dose-Rate Irradiations Delivered with An X-Ray TubePresented by Daniel Cecchi University of Victoria
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VLID: 16009

TH-C-TRACK 6 Novel and Emerging Technologies in Radiation Therapy
The Feasibility of Measuring In Vivo Tumor Microenvironment PH During Radiotherapy Using a Novel Cerenkov Emission Multispectral Optical Probe Based On Silicon PhotomultipliersPresented by Ibrahim Oraiqat, PhD H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute
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VLID: 16010

TH-C-TRACK 6 Novel and Emerging Technologies in Radiation Therapy
Three-Dimensional Tumor Spheroid Model as a Tool to Optimize the Nano-Bio InterfacePresented by Kyle Bromma University of Victoria
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VLID: 16011

TH-C-TRACK 6 Novel and Emerging Technologies in Radiation Therapy
Measurement of Secondary Neutron Spectrum with He4 Fast Neutron DetectorPresented by Sanjiv Samant, PhD University of Florida
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VLID: 16012

TH-C-TRACK 6 Novel and Emerging Technologies in Radiation Therapy Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 16013

TH-C-TRACK 7 Not for the Faint of Heart: Functional Radiosurgery
Functional Radiosurgery: Clinical Indications and RationalePresented by Steve Braunstein University of California San Francisco
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15923

TH-C-TRACK 7 Not for the Faint of Heart: Functional Radiosurgery
Functional Radiosurgery Using the Linear AcceleratorPresented by Grace Gwe-Ya Kim, PhD University of California, San Diego
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15924

TH-C-TRACK 7 Not for the Faint of Heart: Functional Radiosurgery
Functional Radiosurgery with Gamma KnifePresented by David Schlesinger, PhD University of Virginia Health Systems
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.7 (higher is better), with 3 responding
VLID: 15925

TH-C-TRACK 7 Not for the Faint of Heart: Functional Radiosurgery
Q&APresented by David Schlesinger, PhD University of Virginia Health Systems
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15926

TH-D-TRACK 1 Medical Physics Workforce Update
IntroductionPresented by Erli Chen, MS Cheshire Medical Center
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VLID: 15965

TH-D-TRACK 1 Medical Physics Workforce Update
The Medical Physics Workforce in the United StatesPresented by Wayne Newhauser, PhD Louisiana State University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15966

TH-D-TRACK 1 Medical Physics Workforce Update
A Special Report of 2020 AAPM Therapy Physicist Workforce Survey ResultsPresented by Erli Chen, MS Cheshire Medical Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15967

TH-D-TRACK 1 Medical Physics Workforce Update
A Special Report of 2020 AAPM Diagnostic Physicist Workforce Survey ResultsPresented by Dustin Gress, MS American College of Radiology
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15968

TH-D-TRACK 1 Medical Physics Workforce Update
Audience Q&APresented by Wayne Newhauser, PhD Louisiana State University
This presentation has an average satisfaction 4.5 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15969

TH-D-TRACK 2 Ct Protocol Development and Management
CT Protocol Management Pearls and PitfallsPresented by Kevin Little, PhD Ohio State Univ
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 2 responding
VLID: 15918

TH-D-TRACK 2 Ct Protocol Development and Management
CT Contrast Parameters for the Medical PhysicistPresented by Timothy Szczykutowicz, PhD University Wisconsin-Madison
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15919

TH-D-TRACK 2 Ct Protocol Development and Management
CT Protocol Case Studies: Safety and Image QualityPresented by Megan Jacobsen, BA UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
This presentation has an average satisfaction 5.0 (higher is better), with 1 responding
VLID: 15920

TH-D-TRACK 2 Ct Protocol Development and Management
Audience Q & APresented by Megan Jacobsen, BA UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
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VLID: 15921

TH-D-TRACK 3 AI in Imaging
An Effective Deep Learning Framework for Lung Tumor Segmentation in 4D-CTPresented by Shadab Momin Emory University
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TH-D-TRACK 3 AI in Imaging
Automated Tumor Localization and Segmentation Through Hybrid Neural Network in Head & Neck CancerPresented by Ahmad Qasem
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VLID: 16063

TH-D-TRACK 3 AI in Imaging
Deep Siamese Network for False Positive Reduction in Brain Metastases SegmentationPresented by Zi Yang UT Southwestern Medical Center
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VLID: 16064

TH-D-TRACK 3 AI in Imaging
Development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Based Platform for Locally Advanced Rectal Cancer PrognosisPresented by Yang Zhang Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey
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VLID: 16065

TH-D-TRACK 3 AI in Imaging
Unsupervised COVID-19 Pneumonia Lesion Segmentation in CT Scans Using Cycle Consistent Generative Adversarial NetworkPresented by Yingao Liu university of science and technology of china
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VLID: 16066

TH-D-TRACK 3 AI in Imaging
BEST IN PHYSICS (IMAGING): Validation of a Deep-Learning Model Observer in a Realistic Lung-Nodule Detection Task with Convolutional Neural Network-Based CT DenoisingPresented by Hao Gong Mayo Clinic
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VLID: 16067

TH-D-TRACK 3 AI in Imaging
Towards Understandable AI in Lung Nodule Detection: Using the Genetic Algorithm for Interpretable, Human-Understandable Optimization of Nodule Candidate Generation in Lung CT ImagingPresented by Muhammad Wahi-Anwar UCLA
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VLID: 16068

TH-D-TRACK 3 AI in Imaging Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 16069

TH-D-TRACK 5 Novel treatment delivery and verification techniques II
A Direct Machine-Specific Parameters Incorporated Spot-Scanning Proton Arc (SPArc) AlgorithmPresented by Gang Liu Beaumont Health System
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VLID: 16094

TH-D-TRACK 5 Novel treatment delivery and verification techniques II
Comparison of Robust Optimization and PTV Margins for Mixed-Beam RadiotherapyPresented by Emily Heath, PhD Carleton Univ
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VLID: 16095

TH-D-TRACK 5 Novel treatment delivery and verification techniques II
Development of An Irradiation System for MRI-Guided Proton TherapyPresented by Yusuke Fujii Hokkaido University
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VLID: 16096

TH-D-TRACK 5 Novel treatment delivery and verification techniques II
Evaluation of GRID and Spatially Fractionated Radiation Therapy: Dosimetry and Preclinical TrialPresented by Timothy Johnson
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VLID: 16097

TH-D-TRACK 5 Novel treatment delivery and verification techniques II
Experimental Study of An Innovative Thermo-Brachytherapy Seed for Simultaneous Delivery of Radiation and HyperthermiaPresented by Somayeh Taghizadehghahremanloo University of Toledo
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VLID: 16098

TH-D-TRACK 5 Novel treatment delivery and verification techniques II
Effect of Incoming Particle Energy and Ionization Cluster Size On the G-Value of Hydrated ElectronsPresented by Alaina Bui McGill University
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VLID: 16099

TH-D-TRACK 5 Novel treatment delivery and verification techniques II
Ionoacoustic Treatment Monitoring for Radiosensitizer-Enhanced Carbon Ion Therapy: A Feasibility StudyPresented by Julie Lascaud Medical Physics, Ludwig-maximilians-university Munich
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VLID: 16100

TH-D-TRACK 5 Novel treatment delivery and verification techniques II Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 16101

TH-D-TRACK 6 Deep learning in Treatment Planning
3D DenseNet for Improving Dose Prediction of Volumetric Modulated Arc Therapy in Prostate CancerPresented by Jie Fu, MS UCLA Radiation Oncology
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VLID: 16014

TH-D-TRACK 6 Deep learning in Treatment Planning
A Deep Learning-Based Framework for Dose Prediction of Pancreatic Stereotactic Body Radiation TherapyPresented by Shadab Momin Emory University
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VLID: 16015

TH-D-TRACK 6 Deep learning in Treatment Planning
Attention-Gated U-Net Implementation in Total Marrow Irradiation Plan Dose PredictionPresented by Dongsu Du, PhD City of Hope Comprehensive Cancer Center
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VLID: 16016

TH-D-TRACK 6 Deep learning in Treatment Planning
Transfer Learning for Fluence Map Prediction in Adrenal Stereotactic Body Radiation TherapyPresented by Wentao Wang Duke University
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VLID: 16017

TH-D-TRACK 6 Deep learning in Treatment Planning
How Fluence-Prediction Error Impact Final Plan Quality: Insights Into a Deep-Learning-Based (DL-Based) Head-And-Neck (H&N) IMRT Planning AI AgentPresented by Xinyi Li Duke University Medical Center
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VLID: 16018

TH-D-TRACK 6 Deep learning in Treatment Planning
Feasibility Study of Cross-Modality IMRT Auto-Planning Guided by a Deep Learning ModelPresented by Gregory Szalkowski UNC Health Care
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VLID: 16019

TH-D-TRACK 6 Deep learning in Treatment Planning
A Deep-Learning-Enabled Remote Teaching Platform for Pancreas SBRT Treatment Planning: A Pilot Study in Pandemic EraPresented by Yibo Xie Duke University Medical Center
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VLID: 16020

TH-D-TRACK 6 Deep learning in Treatment Planning Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 16021

TH-D-TRACK 7 Gamma Knife QA Update with TG-178
TG-178 RecommendationsPresented by Steven Goetsch, PhD San Diego Medical Physics
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VLID: 15928

TH-D-TRACK 7 Gamma Knife QA Update with TG-178
Implementing TG -178 Into a Robust Modern QA ProgramPresented by Paola Alvarez, MS UT MD Anderson Cancer Center - IROC
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VLID: 15929

TH-D-TRACK 7 Gamma Knife QA Update with TG-178
Gamma Knife QA From TG 21 to TG-178Presented by Nels Knutson, MS Washington University School of Medicine
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VLID: 15930

TH-D-TRACK 7 Gamma Knife QA Update with TG-178
Q&APresented by Nels Knutson, MS Washington University School of Medicine
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VLID: 15931

TH-EF-TRACK 2 Principal Investigator Scientific Highlights
NIH R01, New Tools for Tracking Single Cells In VivoPresented by Guillem Pratx Stanford University
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VLID: 16119

TH-EF-TRACK 2 Principal Investigator Scientific Highlights
NIH R01, Multimodal Biomarkers For Oropharyngeal CancerPresented by Hua Li, PhD University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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VLID: 16120

TH-EF-TRACK 2 Principal Investigator Scientific Highlights
DOD, Multi-Scale Characterization of Radiation Resistance in Head and Neck Squamous Cell CarcinomaPresented by Kyle Lafata Duke University
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VLID: 16121

TH-EF-TRACK 2 Principal Investigator Scientific Highlights
NIH R01, Hybrid Virtual-MRI/CBCT: A New Paradigm for Image Guidance in Liver SBRTPresented by Lei Ren, PhD University of Maryland
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VLID: 16122

TH-EF-TRACK 2 Principal Investigator Scientific Highlights
NIH R21, Novel Four Dimensional Magnetic Resonance Imaging to Monitor Pancreatic Tumor Infiltrating Blood Vessels and Tumor Response to Chemoradiation TherapyPresented by Wensha Yang, PhD Keck School of Medicine of USC
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VLID: 16123

TH-EF-TRACK 2 Principal Investigator Scientific Highlights
ACS, Physiological Adaptive Radiotherapy for Prostate Cancer TreatmentPresented by Ning Wen, PhD Henry Ford Health System
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VLID: 16124

TH-EF-TRACK 2 Principal Investigator Scientific Highlights
NIH R01s, Anatomical Modeling to Improve the Precision of Image Guided Liver Ablation and Optimization and Evaluation of Anatomical Models of Liver Radiation ResponsePresented by Kristy Brock, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
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VLID: 16125

TH-EF-TRACK 2 Principal Investigator Scientific Highlights
NIH R01, Density MATTERS Clinical TrialPresented by Carrie Hruska, PhD Mayo Clinic
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VLID: 16126

TH-EF-TRACK 2 Principal Investigator Scientific Highlights
NIH P41, Center for Virtual Imaging TrialsPresented by Ehsan Samei, PhD Duke University
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VLID: 16127

TH-EF-TRACK 2 Principal Investigator Scientific Highlights
NIH R01s, Fast Individualized Delivery Adaptation in Proton Therapy and Developing Whole-Body Computational Phantoms for Blood Dosimetry to Model the Impact of Radiation on the Immune SystemPresented by Harald Paganetti, PhD Physics Division, Department of Radiation Oncology, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School
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VLID: 16128

TH-EF-TRACK 2 Principal Investigator Scientific Highlights
Panel DiscussionPresented by Carri Glide-Hurst, PhD University of Wisconsin
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VLID: 16129

TH-EF-TRACK 8 Imaging: Artificial intelligence in Medical Imaging
Artificial intelligence in Medical ImagingPresented by Yu Liu, PhD Medical College of Wisconsin
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VLID: 15977

TH-EF-TRACK 8 Imaging: Artificial intelligence in Medical Imaging
Artificial intelligence in Medical ImagingPresented by Troy Crawford
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VLID: 16141

TH-EF-TRACK 8 Imaging: Artificial intelligence in Medical Imaging
Deep-Learning Systems for Fracture Detection in Musculoskeletal RadiographsPresented by Rebecca Jones Imagen Technologies
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VLID: 15979

TH-EF-TRACK 8 Imaging: Artificial intelligence in Medical Imaging
Deep Learning Image Reconstruction for CT: Principles, Performance and Clinical ApplicationsPresented by Brian Nett GE Healthcare Technologies
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VLID: 15980

TH-EF-TRACK 8 Imaging: Artificial intelligence in Medical Imaging
Q&APresented by Yu Liu, PhD Medical College of Wisconsin
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VLID: 15981

TH-E-TRACK 1 Professional Letters of Reference: Advice for Those Who Need Them and Those Who Need To Write Them
An Introduction to Professional Letters of ReferencePresented by Chelsea Page-robertson Colorado Associates in Medical Physics
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VLID: 15953

TH-E-TRACK 1 Professional Letters of Reference: Advice for Those Who Need Them and Those Who Need To Write Them
Reference Letter Etiquette: How to Ask for a Letter of ReferencePresented by Robin Miller, MS Northwest Medical Physics Center
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VLID: 15954

TH-E-TRACK 1 Professional Letters of Reference: Advice for Those Who Need Them and Those Who Need To Write Them
How to Write a Great Letter of ReferencePresented by Todd Pawlicki, PhD UC San Diego
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VLID: 15955

TH-E-TRACK 1 Professional Letters of Reference: Advice for Those Who Need Them and Those Who Need To Write Them
Audience Q&APresented by Chelsea Page-robertson Colorado Associates in Medical Physics
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VLID: 15956

TH-E-TRACK 3 Dual Energy and Spectral CT and CBCT
Characterization and Optimization of Quantitative Greyscale Images From Photon Counting CTPresented by Darrin Byrd
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VLID: 16070

TH-E-TRACK 3 Dual Energy and Spectral CT and CBCT
Development of a Prototype C-Arm Photon Counting Detector CT System for Interventional Imaging: First in Vivo Animal ResultsPresented by Ke Li University of Wisconsin-Madison
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VLID: 16071

TH-E-TRACK 3 Dual Energy and Spectral CT and CBCT
Dual Energy CT Using Flying Focal Spot and An Anti-Scatter Grid as a FilterPresented by Scott Hsieh Mayo Clinic
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VLID: 16072

TH-E-TRACK 3 Dual Energy and Spectral CT and CBCT
Quantitative Dual-Energy Imaging of Bone Composition On Multisource Cone-Beam CT with Model-Based Artifact CorrectionsPresented by Stephen Liu Johns Hopkins University
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VLID: 16073

TH-E-TRACK 3 Dual Energy and Spectral CT and CBCT
Spectrum Optimization for Photon-Counting CT with a Silicon DetectorPresented by Taly Schmidt Marquette University
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VLID: 16074

TH-E-TRACK 3 Dual Energy and Spectral CT and CBCT
Characterization of a Bench-Top Photon-Counting CT SystemPresented by Devon Richtsmeier University of Victoria
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VLID: 16075

TH-E-TRACK 3 Dual Energy and Spectral CT and CBCT
Iodine Quantification in a Full Field-Of-View Photon-Counting-Detector CTPresented by Kishore Rajendran, PhD Mayo Clinic
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VLID: 16076

TH-E-TRACK 3 Dual Energy and Spectral CT and CBCT Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 16077

TH-E-TRACK 4 AI Applications in Image Guided Adaptive Radiation Therapy
Few Shot Meta Learner for Post-Operative Prostate CTV Style AdaptationPresented by Anjali Balagopal UT Southwestern Medical Center
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VLID: 16038

TH-E-TRACK 4 AI Applications in Image Guided Adaptive Radiation Therapy
Multi-Year Clinical Experience with In-House Developed AI Auto-Segmentation for Radiotherapy PlanningPresented by Sharif Elguindi Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
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VLID: 16039

TH-E-TRACK 4 AI Applications in Image Guided Adaptive Radiation Therapy
Physician Evaluation of Deep Learning-Based Dose Predictions for Head and Neck RadiotherapyPresented by Mary Gronberg UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
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VLID: 16040

TH-E-TRACK 4 AI Applications in Image Guided Adaptive Radiation Therapy
Scale-Adaptive Convolutional Neural Network for Deformable Image Registration of Lung 4DCTPresented by Yudi Sang UCLA
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VLID: 16041

TH-E-TRACK 4 AI Applications in Image Guided Adaptive Radiation Therapy
Small Convolutional Neural Networks for Efficient 3D Medical Image SegmentationPresented by Evan Gates, MS University Of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
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VLID: 16042

TH-E-TRACK 4 AI Applications in Image Guided Adaptive Radiation Therapy
CBCT-Based Prostate and Organs-At-Risk Segmentation Using Deep Attention NetworkPresented by Yabo Fu
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VLID: 16043

TH-E-TRACK 4 AI Applications in Image Guided Adaptive Radiation Therapy
Automatic CT-Only Multi-Organ Segmentation for CT-On-Rails-Based Prostate Adaptive RadiotherapyPresented by Yingzi Liu Emory University
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VLID: 16044

TH-E-TRACK 4 AI Applications in Image Guided Adaptive Radiation Therapy Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 16045

TH-E-TRACK 5 Radiation Dose Calculation Algorithms
A Feasibility Study for Deep Learning-Based Efficient Monte Carlo Dose Calculation Method in RadiotherapyPresented by Xingyu Lu
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VLID: 16102

TH-E-TRACK 5 Radiation Dose Calculation Algorithms
A Generative Adversarial Network (GAN) Based Monte Carlo Model for a Biology-Guided Radiation Therapy MachinePresented by Mengying Shi Stanford
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VLID: 16103

TH-E-TRACK 5 Radiation Dose Calculation Algorithms
Development of a Virtual Source Model for Monte Carlo Based Independent Dose Calculation for Varian LinacPresented by James Castle University of Kentucky
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VLID: 16104

TH-E-TRACK 5 Radiation Dose Calculation Algorithms
Microdosimetry of Radionuclides Using Geant4 Simulation Considering the Auger Electron ContributionPresented by Ohyun Kwon University of Wisconsin-Madison
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VLID: 16105

TH-E-TRACK 5 Radiation Dose Calculation Algorithms
Clinical Transition From AAA to Acuro XB: A Comprehensive and Treatment Site-Specific Report for Dose Comparison, Plan Analysis and Strategic DeploymentPresented by Xinran Zhong UT Southwestern
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VLID: 16106

TH-E-TRACK 5 Radiation Dose Calculation Algorithms
Dosimetric Comparison of HDR Surface Applicator Brachytherapy Between TG-43 and TG-186 for Angiosarcoma of the Scalp and FacePresented by Thomas Harris Brigham & Women's Hospital
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VLID: 16107

TH-E-TRACK 5 Radiation Dose Calculation Algorithms
Generation of 3D Dosimetric Reference Datasets Using Model-Based Dose Calculations for COMS Eye Plaque Brachytherapy Presented by Elizabeth Fletcher Carleton University
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VLID: 16108

TH-E-TRACK 5 Radiation Dose Calculation Algorithms Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 16109

TH-E-TRACK 6 SRS/SBRT: Segmentation, Dose Calculation, and Treatment Planning
Cardiac Radio-Ablation Target Delineation On 3D Electro-Anatomical MapsPresented by Michelle Boeck Brigham and Women's Hospital
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VLID: 16022

TH-E-TRACK 6 SRS/SBRT: Segmentation, Dose Calculation, and Treatment Planning
Dose Kernel Decomposition for GammaKnife and GammaPod Treatment PlanningPresented by Mingli Chen, PhD UT Southwestern Medical Center
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VLID: 16023

TH-E-TRACK 6 SRS/SBRT: Segmentation, Dose Calculation, and Treatment Planning
Evaluation of Dose Calculation Accuracy of Intermediate-To-Low Dose Spillage in Single-Isocenter Multitarget Radiosurgery Using 3D DosimetryPresented by Yi-Fang Wang New York Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center
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VLID: 16024

TH-E-TRACK 6 SRS/SBRT: Segmentation, Dose Calculation, and Treatment Planning
Which Metric Quantifies Dose Fall-Off for SRS Treatments of Brain Lesions?Presented by Tomi Nano University of California, San Francisco
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VLID: 16025

TH-E-TRACK 6 SRS/SBRT: Segmentation, Dose Calculation, and Treatment Planning
Demonstrating the Practical Limitation of a Previously Validated Knowledge-Based Planning Model for SIB Lung SBRT of Large (> 5 Cm) TumorsPresented by Justin Visak University of Kentucky
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VLID: 16026

TH-E-TRACK 6 SRS/SBRT: Segmentation, Dose Calculation, and Treatment Planning
Radiobiological Analysis of Isotoxic SBRT Simultaneous Integrated Boost of Multi-Parametric MR Defined Dominant Intraprostatic LesionsPresented by Michael Dumas Henry Ford Health System
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VLID: 16027

TH-E-TRACK 6 SRS/SBRT: Segmentation, Dose Calculation, and Treatment Planning
Using Deep Learning Framework (pytorch) for Circular Cone Treatment Planning of CyberKnife SystemPresented by Bin Liang National Cancer Center/National Clinical Research Center for Cancer/Cancer Hospital, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences and Peking Union Medical College
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VLID: 16028

TH-E-TRACK 6 SRS/SBRT: Segmentation, Dose Calculation, and Treatment Planning Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 16029

TH-E-TRACK 7 Advances in Tomotherapy Treatment and QA - New Guidelines from TG 306
Updates to Tomotherapy Delivery Platform Since TG 148Presented by Jennifer Smilowitz, PhD University of Wisconsin
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VLID: 15938

TH-E-TRACK 7 Advances in Tomotherapy Treatment and QA - New Guidelines from TG 306
Update of Tolerance Limits, Frequencies and QA Methodology for Machine QAPresented by Quan Chen, PhD University of Kentucky
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VLID: 15939

TH-E-TRACK 7 Advances in Tomotherapy Treatment and QA - New Guidelines from TG 306
Update On Imaging, Treatment Planning and Patient Specific QAPresented by X. Sharon Qi, PhD UCLA School of Medicine
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VLID: 15940

TH-E-TRACK 7 Advances in Tomotherapy Treatment and QA - New Guidelines from TG 306
Risk Based Assessment for Tomotherapy Delivery (FMEA Analysis )Presented by Jay Burmeister, PhD Wayne State University, Karmanos Cancer Center
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VLID: 15941

TH-E-TRACK 7 Advances in Tomotherapy Treatment and QA - New Guidelines from TG 306 Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 15942

TH-F-TRACK 1 Expanding the Scope of the Medical Physics Profession: Developing and Examining Patient-Facing Roles and Responsibilities
Developing Patient-Facing Roles for Medical Physicists to Advance Patient CarePresented by Todd Atwood, PhD UC San Diego
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VLID: 15971

TH-F-TRACK 1 Expanding the Scope of the Medical Physics Profession: Developing and Examining Patient-Facing Roles and Responsibilities
The Physicist’s Role in Patient-Centered CommunicationPresented by Jay Burmeister, PhD Wayne State University, Karmanos Cancer Center
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VLID: 15972

TH-F-TRACK 1 Expanding the Scope of the Medical Physics Profession: Developing and Examining Patient-Facing Roles and Responsibilities
Implementing Patient Physics Consults: The University of Washington ExperiencePresented by Sarah Geneser, PhD University of Washington
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VLID: 15973

TH-F-TRACK 1 Expanding the Scope of the Medical Physics Profession: Developing and Examining Patient-Facing Roles and Responsibilities
A Clinical Communication Skills Development Program for Medical PhysicistsPresented by Derek Brown, PhD University of California, San Diego
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VLID: 15974

TH-F-TRACK 1 Expanding the Scope of the Medical Physics Profession: Developing and Examining Patient-Facing Roles and Responsibilities
Audience Q&APresented by Todd Atwood, PhD UC San Diego
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VLID: 15975

TH-F-TRACK 3 Radiation Dose Evaluation and Verification
A Dosimetric Evaluation of 223Ra-Dichloride Using a Realistic Model of the Metastatic Castrate-Resistant Prostate Cancer Microenvironment and Whole-Body PharmacokineticsPresented by Alexander Strunets
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VLID: 16078

TH-F-TRACK 3 Radiation Dose Evaluation and Verification
Fetal and Maternal Atomic Bomb Survivor Dosimetry Using Kneeling and Lying Survivor Postures of J45 Pregnant Female PhantomsPresented by Sean Domal University of Florida
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VLID: 16079

TH-F-TRACK 3 Radiation Dose Evaluation and Verification
New Dosimetric Standard for Radiotherapy: Bounded Dose Volumetric Histogram Derived From Gamma CriteriaPresented by Peter Olcott Reflexion Medical
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VLID: 16080

TH-F-TRACK 3 Radiation Dose Evaluation and Verification
In Vivo Relative Dosimetry with XACT Imaging: A Feasibility StudyPresented by Kiana Prather University Of Oklahoma College of Medicine
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VLID: 16081

TH-F-TRACK 3 Radiation Dose Evaluation and Verification
Model Based Reconstruction Algorithm for Transperineal XACT ImagingPresented by Leshan Sun University Of California Irvine
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VLID: 16082

TH-F-TRACK 3 Radiation Dose Evaluation and Verification
Investigation Into the Relationship Patient Setup Accuracy and In-Vivo Transit Dosimetry for Image-Guided Volumetrically Modulated Total Body Irradiation (TBI)Presented by Sameer Taneja NYU Langone Health
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VLID: 16083

TH-F-TRACK 3 Radiation Dose Evaluation and Verification
Small-Cavity Detector Perturbation and Quality Correction Factors in Magnetic Resonance Imaging-Guided Radiotherapy Small Photon BeamsPresented by Yunuen Cervantes-Espinosa Universite de Montreal
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VLID: 16084

TH-F-TRACK 3 Radiation Dose Evaluation and Verification Q & A
Q & APresented by
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VLID: 16085

TH-F-TRACK 4 Novel Strategies Using Existing Imaging Technology for Planning, Delivery and Toxicity Analyses
A Non-Parametric Analysis to Identify High-Risk Vs. Low-Risk Anatomic Regions Associated with Reduced Overall Survival in the RTOG 0617 Clinical Trial DataPresented by Jiening Zhu Stony Brook University
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VLID: 16046

TH-F-TRACK 4 Novel Strategies Using Existing Imaging Technology for Planning, Delivery and Toxicity Analyses
Blood Dose Calculation in RadiotherapyPresented by Abdelkhalek Hammi TU Dortmund University
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VLID: 16047

TH-F-TRACK 4 Novel Strategies Using Existing Imaging Technology for Planning, Delivery and Toxicity Analyses
Enabling Few-View 3D Tomographic Image Reconstruction by Geometry-Informed Deep LearningPresented by Liyue Shen Stanford University
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VLID: 16048

TH-F-TRACK 4 Novel Strategies Using Existing Imaging Technology for Planning, Delivery and Toxicity Analyses
Head-And-Neck IMRT Auto-Planning Through Fluence Map Prediction Using Progressive Growing of Generative Adversarial NetworksPresented by Xinyi Li Duke University Medical Center
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VLID: 16049

TH-F-TRACK 4 Novel Strategies Using Existing Imaging Technology for Planning, Delivery and Toxicity Analyses
Improvements in Beam's Eye View Fiducial Tracking Using A Novel Multilayer ImagerPresented by Thomas Harris Brigham & Women's Hospital
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VLID: 16050

TH-F-TRACK 4 Novel Strategies Using Existing Imaging Technology for Planning, Delivery and Toxicity Analyses
Quantifying Radiation-Induced Lung Injury as a Function of Regional Radiation Therapy Dose Using Hyperpolarized-129Xe MRIPresented by Leith Rankine, MS The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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VLID: 16051

TH-F-TRACK 4 Novel Strategies Using Existing Imaging Technology for Planning, Delivery and Toxicity Analyses
Predicting Locoregional Recurrence Through Multi-Modality and Multi-View Deep Learning for in Head & Neck CancerPresented by Jinkun Guo Xidian University
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VLID: 16052

TH-F-TRACK 4 Novel Strategies Using Existing Imaging Technology for Planning, Delivery and Toxicity Analyses Q & A
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TH-F-TRACK 5 Translational Technologies and Techniques
A Development of An In-House Software for Motion Monitoring During the Stereotactic Paraspinal TreatmentPresented by Qiyong Fan Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
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VLID: 16110

TH-F-TRACK 5 Translational Technologies and Techniques
A Real-Time Surveillance System to Improve the Safety of MRI in Radiation OncologyPresented by Guanglin Tang The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Ctr
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VLID: 16111

TH-F-TRACK 5 Translational Technologies and Techniques
An International Validation of Knowledge-Based PlanningPresented by Aaron Babier University of Toronto
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VLID: 16112

TH-F-TRACK 5 Translational Technologies and Techniques
Development of a Novel Dual-Modality Balloon Implant for Simultaneous HDR Brachytherapy and Magnetic Nanoparticle Hyperthermia of Brain Tumor Resection CavitiesPresented by Shuying Wan, PhD Department of Radiation Oncology
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VLID: 16113

TH-F-TRACK 5 Translational Technologies and Techniques
Prescription Tradeoff Decision Support for Pancreas SBRT: From Templates to Artificial Intelligence ModelsPresented by Yibo Xie Duke University Medical Center
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VLID: 16114

TH-F-TRACK 5 Translational Technologies and Techniques
Understanding Physician's Preference in Treatment Planning of Stereotactic Body Radiation Therapy of Prostate CancerPresented by Yin Gao The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
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VLID: 16115

TH-F-TRACK 5 Translational Technologies and Techniques
Use of CBCT for Reducing QACT Frequency in Intensity Modulated Proton Therapy: Head and NeckPresented by Weiguang Yao University of Maryland School of Medicine
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VLID: 16116

TH-F-TRACK 5 Translational Technologies and Techniques Q & A
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TH-F-TRACK 6 SRS/SBRT: Treatment Delivery and Verification
Development and Evaluation of a Bi-Polar Gated Respiratory Motion Management Strategy for Lung SBRTPresented by Zhen Li Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital
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VLID: 16030

TH-F-TRACK 6 SRS/SBRT: Treatment Delivery and Verification
Predicting the Efficacy of Spacer Placement for Pancreatic Cancer Using a Novel Patient-Specific Virtual SpacerPresented by Hamed Hooshangnejad Johns Hopkins University, School of Medicine, Biomedical Engineering
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TH-F-TRACK 6 SRS/SBRT: Treatment Delivery and Verification
Stereotactic Arrhythmia Radioablation for Treating Refractory Ventricular TachycardiaPresented by Seungjong Oh, PhD Allegheny General Hospital
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VLID: 16032

TH-F-TRACK 6 SRS/SBRT: Treatment Delivery and Verification
Single-Isocenter/Multi-Target (SIMT) SRS to Multiple Brain Lesions Via Dynamic Conformal Arcs (DCA)-Based VMAT with MLC Aperture Shape ControllerPresented by Sydney Land
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TH-F-TRACK 6 SRS/SBRT: Treatment Delivery and Verification
Comparison Between the HYPERSCINT RP200 Scintillation Detector and Other Small Field Detectors for 10MV FFF SRS Beam Modelling On a VersaHD Linear AcceleratorPresented by Mathieu Goulet CISSS - Chaudiv®re-Appalaches
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TH-F-TRACK 6 SRS/SBRT: Treatment Delivery and Verification
Assessment of the Dosimetric Impact of Rogue Leaf Pair Openings in Modulated Stereotactic Radiosurgery PlansPresented by Kevin Jones, PhD Rush University Medical Center
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TH-F-TRACK 6 SRS/SBRT: Treatment Delivery and Verification
Modeling Dosimetric Impact of Treatment Delivery Errors in Robotic Radiosurgery: Experimental Validation and ApplicationsPresented by Ming Liu The Ottawa Hospital Cancer Centre
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TH-F-TRACK 6 SRS/SBRT: Treatment Delivery and Verification Q & A
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TH-F-TRACK 7 Using Automation to Improve Linac-based VMAT for Total Body Irradiation (TBI)
Cleveland Clinic VMAT TBI Experience: Automation in Treatment Volume Divisions for Adult and Pediatric PatientsPresented by Bingqi Guo, PhD Cleveland Clinic Foundation
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TH-F-TRACK 7 Using Automation to Improve Linac-based VMAT for Total Body Irradiation (TBI)
Stanford VMAT TBI Experience: Automation in Treatment PlanningPresented by Nataliya Kovalchuk, PhD Stanford University Cancer Center
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VLID: 15944

TH-F-TRACK 7 Using Automation to Improve Linac-based VMAT for Total Body Irradiation (TBI)
UT South Western VMAT TBI Experience: Automation in Treatment Planning and DeliveryPresented by Xuejun Gu, PhD UT Southwestern Medical Center
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TH-F-TRACK 7 Using Automation to Improve Linac-based VMAT for Total Body Irradiation (TBI) Q & A
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TH-SHOWCASE-TRACK 8-18 LAP Laser, LLC
Clinical Workflows Utilizing Laser Systems by LAPPresented by Raphael Schmidt Lap Of America Laser Applications, Llc
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VLID: 16131