Spatially Fractionated Radiation Therapy (SFRT) is an innovative approach to radiotherapy that challenges conventional dose delivery by intentionally creating regions of high and low dose within a treatment volume. Originally developed to treat large, bulky tumours, SFRT has gained increasing interest for its potential to enhance tumour control while reducing toxicity to surrounding normal tissues. This microlearning course explores the historical development of SFRT, biological and physical mechanisms thought to underpin its effectiveness, and highlights current applications.
Refresh your foot and ankle anatomy knowledge with this short microlearning offering from the ASMIRT Education Team. This focused course provides you with a rapid, practical overview of the key soft tissue structures visible on plain radiographs.
You’ll discover how to pinpoint crucial anatomical landmarks and boost your clinical confidence and accuracy in just minutes with this essential guide.
Refresh your foot and ankle anatomy knowledge with this short microlearning offering from the ASMIRT Education Team. This focused course provides you with a rapid, practical overview of the key bony structures visible on plain radiographs. You’ll discover how to pinpoint crucial anatomical landmarks and boost your clinical confidence and accuracy in just minutes with this essential guide.