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[Preprint]. 2025 Aug 1:arXiv:2508.00651v1.

Adaptive Radiation Therapy for Head and Neck Cancer

Lucas McCullum  1   2 , Sonali J Joshi  3 , Brandon M Godinich  4 , Parshawn Gerafian  5 , Rishabh Gaur  6 , Qusai Alakayleh  2   7 , Ergys Subashi  8 , Renjie He  2 , Samuel L Mulder  1   2 , Zaphanlene Kaffey  1   2 , Grace Murley  1   2 , Natalie A West  1   2 , Saleh Ramezani  2 , Cem Dede  1   2 , Laia Humbert-Vidan  2 , Clifton D Fuller  1   2
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Adaptive Radiation Therapy for Head and Neck Cancer

Lucas McCullum et al. ArXiv. .
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Conflict of interest statement

Conflicts of Interest CDF has received related travel, speaker honoraria and/or registration fee waiver from: Elekta AB and unrelated travel, speaker honoraria and/or registration fee waiver from: The American Association for Physicists in Medicine; the University of Alabama-Birmingham; The American Society for Clinical Oncology; The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists; The American Society for Radiation Oncology; The Radiological Society of North America; and The European Society for Radiation Oncology. CDF has received related direct industry grant/in-kind support, honoraria, and travel funding from Elekta AB and has served in an unrelated consulting capacity for Varian/Siemens Healthineers. Philips Medical Systems, and Oncospace, Inc.

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ΔKtrans maps (A) and ΔVp maps (B) of the mandible derived from DCE-MRI overlayed on registered T2-weighted images, indicating local vascular changes.
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