K.P. Karrthick
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K.P. Karrthick is a radiation oncology researcher whose work focuses on precision motion management and advanced stereotactic techniques. His most cited study, "Analysis of intrafraction motion in CyberKnife-based stereotaxy using mask based immobilization and 6D-skull tracking" (2016, 12 citations), provides a critical analysis of patient movement during frameless stereotactic radiosurgery. By evaluating 27 treatment datasets from 15 patients, Karrthick demonstrated the efficacy of mask-based immobilization combined with 6D-skull tracking for intracranial targets, contributing to safer and more accurate radiation delivery. His research addresses the fundamental challenge of intrafraction motion, which is essential for maintaining target coverage while sparing healthy tissue. Additionally, Karrthick has explored innovative applications of radiation therapy in "Portal Vein Tumor Thrombus Irradiation: Paving the Way for Liver Transplant" (2016, 3 citations), investigating how targeted irradiation can facilitate liver transplantation in complex cases. Though his citation counts are modest, his work represents foundational contributions to stereotactic technique optimization and the expanding role of radiation in transplant oncology. Karrthick’s research is particularly valuable for clinicians and physicists seeking to improve treatment precision in frameless radiosurgery and expand therapeutic options for challenging oncologic scenarios.
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