MRI RADIOTHERAPY PLANNING PROTOCOL - ONE PART

This examination is performed to accurately define the tumor, identify nearby healthy tissues and critical organs, improve radiation treatment precision, and support personalized radiotherapy planning.

Yes. MRI provides excellent soft tissue detail, allowing the radiation oncology team to more accurately identify the tumor and protect nearby healthy tissues and critical organs.

The protocol may be used for the brain, head and neck, spine, prostate, pelvis, breast, liver, soft tissues, or other body regions, depending on the location of the cancer being treated.

Unlike a routine MRI, this examination uses specialized imaging protocols and patient positioning designed specifically for radiotherapy planning. The images are optimized for integration with radiation treatment planning systems.