Radiation-Induced Toxicity and Mitigation Strategies
Managing radiation-induced toxicity remains a critical priority in oncology care. This session addresses acute and late toxicities affecting organs such as the lung, heart, gastrointestinal tract, and central nervous system. Experts will explore predictive modeling, dose constraints, and advanced planning techniques that minimize normal tissue exposure. Emerging biomarkers and radioprotective agents will be discussed, alongside advances in supportive care and rehabilitation strategies. The role of adaptive radiotherapy, proton therapy, and precision imaging in toxicity reduction will also be highlighted. Case studies and survivorship data will demonstrate long-term management approaches and quality-of-life considerations. By integrating prevention, early detection, and personalized mitigation strategies, clinicians can significantly improve patient safety and long-term treatment outcomes.