GYN
Cervix, post-operative endometrium and cervix, vulva and brachytherapy — bladder-filling ITVs, image fusion, pelvic and groin volumes, EQD2 and cited constraints.
GYN planning centers on the pelvis, where the targets move with bladder and rectal filling. Definitive cervix treatment pairs pelvic IMRT with a brachytherapy boost, and the two are added together in EQD2; after hysterectomy, post-operative treatment covers the vaginal cuff and pelvic nodes, or the cuff alone with a vaginal cylinder; vulvar treatment reaches from the pelvic nodes to the skin of the groins. Full- and empty-bladder scans, careful image fusion and keeping bowel out of the pelvis run through all of them.
Pelvic IMRT with weekly cisplatin before a brachytherapy boost — bladder-filling scans and an ITV, MRI and PET/CT fusion, cervix, uterus, parametria and nodal volumes, and cited pelvic and para-aortic constraints.
The essentials of cervix and vaginal cuff brachytherapy — applicators, imaging at insertion, HR-CTV and D2cc, adding EBRT and brachytherapy in EQD2, and cylinder prescription points.
Pelvic IMRT after hysterectomy — vaginal markers, full- and empty-bladder scans for the vaginal ITV, image fusion, vaginal cuff and nodal volumes, and cited pelvic constraints.
Definitive, pre-operative and post-operative vulvar IMRT — frog-leg setup, wires and bolus, MRI and PET/CT fusion, vulvar and groin volumes, SIB or sequential boost, and cited composite-plan constraints.
Organ-by-organ contouring guides for the body region GYN treatment covers, each tied to its published source.
The planning concepts used to evaluate GYN plans.
Protocols, guidelines and publications relevant to GYN radiotherapy.
Look up GYN dose constraints by organ and fraction count, each with its source.
GYN structures
Each organ page shows its GYN dose constraints with sources, plus anatomy, why it matters and contouring resources.