AI is increasingly being used in radiation oncology to improve cancer treatment, moving beyond the initial hype. AI algorithms analyse medical images with greater accuracy than the human eye, enabling doctors to monitor cancer progression and treatment effectiveness more closely. This includes tracking tumour development and the spread of cancer cells. AI can automate treatment planning, improve the precision of radiation delivery, and facilitate adaptive radiotherapy. By automating routine tasks and providing advanced analytical tools, AI allows oncologists to focus more on patient care and complex decision-making. AI also aids in personalising treatment plans by analysing vast datasets to identify patterns and predict outcomes, customising radiation doses and schedules for optimal effectiveness. The technology offers the potential to make research faster, safer and less expensive than traditional clinical studies.
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