Ultrasound imaging applied to preclinical animal models provides unique insights into the development and mechanisms of many clinical diseases. The sequencing of the mouse genome and the resultant ability to be able to modify the genetic footprint of these small animals, coupled with their short gestation periods and high reproduction rates, make them the model […]
Professor Carmel Moran
University of Edinburgh
Currently, radiotherapy is prescribed assuming homogeneous response to therapy across the patient population. Improving its efficacy is most likely to be achieved by personalisation to the individual patient. This can be achieved by improving target delineation for dose escalation, reducing toxicity, hypofractionation and dose painting approaches, as well as selecting patients via genomic or imaging […]
Dr Chris Cawthorne, Dr Stephen Maher, Dr Najeeb Ahmed, Professor Andrew Beavis
University of Hull, Castle Hill Hospital NHS Trust