Learning Objectives:

This course introduces stereotactic radiotherapy and radiosurgery for both cranial and
extra-cranial sites. We also cover the clinical rationale, methods of planning,
immobilization, and the important underlying physical principles is described.

Learning Outcomes:

• Build a team to implement and practice SBRT
• Understand the technical and physical requirements for SBRT
• Know the clinical rationale of SBRT and its limitations
• Understand the radiobiological basis of very high fraction doses
• Know the details of indication, practice, and outcome of SBRT for early-stage NSCLC Know the current clinical evidence for SBRT in the various clinical indications

Course Contents, Structure and Duration:

• Module 1 - Basic Module plus Physics
• Optional Modules (Any two modules are a must)
• Module 2 - Immunorad - Genomics and Radiomics
• Module 3 - Craniospinal - Head & Neck and Soft- tissue
• Module 4 - Thoracic - Breast, Lung, and Thyroid
• Module 5 - Abdomen - Liver, Biliary and Colon
• Module 6 - Pelvic - Urological, Prostrate, Rectum, and Uterine

Eligibility Criteria:

All professionals in the field of radiation oncology who are involved in the clinical practice
of SBRT and cranial SRS at any point in the treatment chain: radiation oncologists,
physicists, and radiation therapists (RTTs) with a dedicated focus on SBRT and SRS. The
course targets individuals who are currently at the planning stage of establishing a clinical
stereotactic program, and those who already have a current stereotactic practice.