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Short essays on radiation techniques, when travel is justified, and the records we ask for before anyone books a ticket. This is the only editorial surface on the site.
Radiation Oncology · 12 August 2026
IMRT versus 3D-CRT: what a travelling patient should ask
Both shape the beam. Only one modulates intensity at every gantry angle. Here is the difference that belongs in a dossier, not a brochure.
Proton therapy · 28 July 2026
When proton beam therapy is worth the flight
Protons stop. Photons do not. That physics is real — and it is not a reason to fly every paediatric or skull-base case to the first centre that answers email.
Stereotactic · 9 July 2026
SRS and SBRT: high dose, short stay, strict selection
Stereotactic radiosurgery and body radiotherapy pack a course into one to five fractions. That is attractive for travel. It is also unforgiving if the immobilisation or the indication is wrong.
Brachytherapy · 21 June 2026
Brachytherapy: the logistics nobody puts on a landing page
Intracavitary, interstitial, and plaque brachytherapy are not outpatient tourism. Theatre time, applicator inventory, and a physicist who stays for the dwell are the product.
Planning · 2 June 2026
Bring the right records before you book EBRT abroad
External beam courses fail in the gaps: missing pathology, a CD that will not open, no prior DVH. This is the pack we ask for before anyone buys a ticket.
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