J.-P. Manens
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About
J.-P. Manens is a medical physicist whose research centers on stereotactic radiosurgery and radiation dosimetry, with a particular focus on the CyberKnife® M6™ system. His most-cited work, a 2017 study evaluating peripheral dose distributions for brain treatments, has garnered 9 citations and provides critical insights into minimizing off-target radiation exposure during high-precision procedures. This contribution is essential for optimizing treatment planning and ensuring patient safety in cranial radiosurgery. Manens’ research addresses the delicate balance between delivering therapeutic doses to tumors while sparing healthy tissue, a cornerstone of modern radiation oncology. His work has practical implications for clinical protocols, helping to refine dose calculation algorithms and quality assurance practices. By quantifying peripheral doses, Manens has aided in the development of safer, more effective brain cancer treatments, establishing himself as a meticulous investigator in the field of medical physics. His findings continue to inform both clinical practitioners and researchers working to advance stereotactic radiosurgery technologies.
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- 1CyberKnife® M6™: Peripheral dose evaluation for brain treatments9 citations · 2017