Radiotherapy and Oncology · 2023 · 102 citations · 76 references
MedicineOncologyRadiation OncologyBreast Radiation OncologyClinical Radiation OncologyTreatment PlanningBreast Cancer RadiotherapyBreast Radiation CareBreathing ExercisesDeep Inspiration Breath HoldRadiation TherapyRadiation Treatment PlanningBreath Hold TrainingBreath-hold RadiotherapyClinical Guideline ImplementationClinical Practice Guidelines ImplementationDeep Inspiration Breath Hold Quality AssuranceIntraoperative Image GuidanceTreatment Delivery Workflow
The use of breath-hold techniques in radiotherapy, such as deep-inspiration breath hold, is increasing although guidelines for clinical implementation are lacking. In these recommendations, we aim to provide an overview of available technical solutions and guidance for best practice in the implementation phase. We will discuss specific challenges in different tumour sites including factors such as staff training and patient coaching, accuracy, and reproducibility. In addition, we aim to highlight the need for further research in specific patient groups. This report also reviews considerations for equipment, staff training and patient coaching, as well as image guidance for breath-hold treatments. Dedicated sections for specific indications, namely breast cancer, thoracic and abdominal tumours are also included.
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