Mel Kassab BS, R.T.(R)(T),CMD
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      • Right Occipital
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      • Right Upper Lobe
      • Both Lower Lobes
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      • Solitary Liver Met
      • Left Lobe Liver
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Right & Left Lower Lobe:
Patient was treated in Feb of 2013 to the lower lobe of the left lung via SBRT to 48Gy in 4 fractions. Then in October of 2014, patient was treated to the lower lobe of the right lung to 48Gy in 4 fractions.

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Left Lower Lobe_48Gy
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Right Lower Lobe_48Gy
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Composite Isodose Plan
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Composite DVH
This is a helpful link for SBRT cases: http://amos3.aapm.org/abstracts/pdf/68-19774-234349-85603.pdf
As you see from the above plans, my goal is always to provide the physicians, where physically possible, with robust plans suitable for protocol entry.
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