From Laura Bassi to Marie Curie, for centuries, women have been making important contributions to the world of physics. Now with ViewRay’s MRIdian system, women are leading the charge in bringing the latest advancement of MRI-guided radiation therapy to the forefront of radiation oncology and expanding the medical physics landscape.

In this webinar, Dr Kathryn Mittauer will present an overview of MRIdian A3i workflow/utilization, sharing her experience with accelerated online adaptive workflow implementation including:

• adaptive parallel segmentation
• MR-only based planning
• dose-guided real-time bowel tracking
• utilization of MR-based single fraction course, and
• increased MR-guided radiotherapy utilization with CNS with A3i BrainTx.

This series of five webinars will specifically highlight women physicists across the globe that are using MRIdian to transform cancer care as we know it. Dr Kathryn Mittauer will present this webinar.

This presentation is the fifth in a series of Women in Medical Physics, supported by ViewRay.

Kathryn E Mittauer, PhD, DABR, is a board-certified medical physicist at Miami Cancer Institute and assistant professor at Florida International University. Kathryn has extensive experience in research, clinical development, and implementation of MR-guided radiotherapy applications. Her active research includes using MR-guided online adaptive radiotherapy to assess normal tissue toxicities and deformable image registration techniques in animal and human models.   Kathryn led the commissioning, development and execution of the online adaptive program on the MR-guided radiotherapy system serial #2 at the University of Wisconsin. She is widely published including peer-reviewed medical journals, patent, book chapters, and recipient of grant awards. She serves on national committees for image-guided radiotherapy.