Simon Goldsworthy
Papers
2
Total Citations
7
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About
Simon Goldsworthy is a researcher focused on improving patient experience and treatment precision in radiotherapy, particularly for head-and-neck cancers. His key research area involves developing innovative patient immobilization and positioning technologies to replace conventional, often uncomfortable, thermoplastic masks. Goldsworthy’s major contribution is the "Motion Capture Pillow," a novel device designed to stabilize patients during radiotherapy while enhancing comfort and reducing anxiety. This work addresses a critical need: while radiotherapy cures 40% of cancer patients, accurate delivery is essential, and current immobilization methods can be distressing. His most-cited paper (2018, 4 citations) demonstrates the pillow’s potential, and a subsequent conference presentation (2017, 3 citations) further validated its clinical promise. Though early in citation impact, Goldsworthy’s research represents a meaningful step toward patient-centered care in radiation oncology, offering a humane alternative that could improve treatment adherence and outcomes. His work is particularly relevant for students and researchers interested in medical device innovation, patient quality of life, and the intersection of engineering and oncology.
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- 1Motion Capture Pillow for Head-and-Neck Cancer Radiotherapy Treatment4 citations · 2018
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