Conventional Simulation for Extended Field RT (EFRT) For Cervical Cancer

This series of microlearning videos present basic principles and practical aspects for conventional and CT simulation for cervical cancer radiotherapy. At the completion of this microlearning videos, the learner will be able to know the principles, practice, and techniques in the simulation for cervical cancer radiotherapy. The contents of these videos are intended to guide learners about the simulation in cervical cancer radiotherapy in addition to existing international, local and institutional protocols.

Level: Beginner
Duration- Microlearning videos
Language: English
Interactivity: Self-paced
Target: radiation oncologists, medical physicist, dosimetrists and radiation therapists

Learning outcomes

By the end of this module, the learner will be able to:

1. To understand the basic simulation principles in radiation therapy.
2. To understand the basic principles of cervical cancer simulation for radiotherapy.
3. To understand the process and the important techniques of conventional simulation for whole pelvis radiotherapy for cervical cancer.
4. To understand the rationale and important techniques of conventional simulation for extended field radiotherapy for cervical cancer.
5. To understand the rationale, generalities, and important techniques of CT simulation for cervical cancer radiotherapy.

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