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Rohann J M Correa1, Muhammad Ali2, Vivian S Tan1
1London Health Sciences Centre, London, Ontario, Canada.
Abstract:
SABR , or stereotactic ablative radiation therapy, has emerged as a new standard of care treatment option for localized renal cell carcinoma. Here, we present an accessible, high-yield guide to implementing SABR therapy for renal cell carcinoma. A question-and-answer format was selected for ease of navigation. Common queries around treatment indications and patient selection for SABR planning, delivery, and follow-up are addressed. Succinct, quick-hit answers are supported by relevant, contemporary literature.
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