PHYSICS SECTION

Call for Recently Published Abstracts and Open Source Papers

We need your support in creating a useful and content-rich Physics section of the RSS website. Many have requested a literature resource page that includes current and relevant publications related to Physics, Dosimetry, Monte Carlo testing...any articles and abstracts you have found helpful in advancing your knowledge and use your radiosurgery system are welcome. If you are the author of such a paper and are willing to share it with your colleagues, please send us the link to your abstract and if possible (and legal) the link to the entire paper. We will post it on our website to share with the Radiosurgery Society Physics community.

Below you will find 2 examples (our special thanks to the authors who gave us permission to post):

A New Patient Support Pad for CyberKnife Planning & Delivery - A Technical Note by James M. Hevezi

High Speed Direct SAD Radiosurgery Beam Scanner by Walter Nikesch, James Hevezi, Irene Monterroso, Daniel Navarro, James Schwade

Remember, it takes the participation and contributions of many to create a valuable resource within the RSS website!! Don’t just sit back and wait for others, join our team and let’s create something unlike anything else out there!!!

Looking for Abstracts or Presentations from the 2013 SRS/SBRT Scientific Meeting?

Abstracts are available to the public. Click on the Meeting Abstracts dropdown found under the Abstracts and Presentations menu item.

Presentations from the Summit are only available to RSS members. To access these files you must first login, then click on the Meeting Presentations dropdown found under the Abstracts and Presentations menu item.

TIP/TRICK: When you are in the listings of abstracts or presentations you can use the small triangles to collapse or expand whole sections, thereby more quickly finding the section(s) you want.