3DCRT is a linear-accelerator-based radiotherapy treatment modality that allows accurate dose coverage in all three spatial dimensions of the target using MRI, CT, and PET imaging.

IGRT allows accurate patient positioning immediately before treatment using on-board kilovoltage cone beam CT (CBCT).

IMRT enables delivery of different dose prescriptions within the same target volume and allows highly precise dose shaping to improve treatment accuracy.

SRS delivers highly precise radiation in a single session using rigid immobilization and a fixed reference frame, allowing high-dose treatment with minimal target margins.

SRT uses precise immobilization and reference systems to reduce radiation to surrounding organs. Treatment is typically delivered over multiple sessions.

SBRT accounts for tumor motion due to breathing and delivers highly precise radiation over a few sessions, typically for lung, liver, or spine lesions.

TBI is a linear-accelerator-based technique where the entire body is irradiated during each treatment session, often used in conditioning regimens.

This technique places radiation sources inside the body (intracavitary, intraluminal, or interstitial) using 3D imaging for accurate dose delivery.

Adaptive radiotherapy uses advanced daily imaging to refine treatment plans when appropriate as the body changes during treatment. AUBMC is proud to offer adaptive radiotherapy with Varian Ethos, allowing highly personalized treatment designed to improve precision and better protect healthy organs​