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Rupa Das is a radiation oncologist whose work centers on the innovative application of stereotactic radiosurgery for challenging cases of liver metastasis. Her research addresses the critical need for effective salvage therapies in patients with recurrent liver tumors, particularly those who have exhausted conventional treatment options. Her most cited work, a 2019 case series on "Third time re-irradiation of liver metastasis with robotic radiosurgery," published in *Hepatoma Research*, demonstrates her pioneering approach to managing complex, heavily pre-treated patients. With 2 citations, this study provides crucial clinical evidence that repeated, ultra-precise radiation can be safely and effectively delivered, offering a lifeline to patients with limited alternatives. Das’s contributions are particularly valuable in the field of hepatoma, where she explores the boundaries of re-irradiation tolerance. Her meticulous documentation of patient outcomes helps establish new benchmarks for safety and efficacy in this high-risk setting. For students and researchers in radiation oncology, Das’s work exemplifies the careful, evidence-based expansion of therapeutic frontiers, showing how advanced technology can be harnessed to address some of the most difficult clinical scenarios in liver cancer care.
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