School for Radiation Oncologists (SORO)
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school of radiation oncologist (SORO): Level Xa group of lymph nodes
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Radiation oncologist training, skills improvement, target volume delineation, tips and tricks in radiotherapy, FRCR exams help and tricks, Radiotherapy exams help.
School of Radiation oncologist (SORO): Level Xb group of lymph node contouring made easy.
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Radiation oncologist training, skills improvement, target volume delineation, tips and tricks in radiotherapy, FRCR exams help and tricks, Radiotherapy exams help.
School for radiation oncologist (SORO): Level IX contouring made easy
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Radiation oncologist training, skills improvement, target volume delineation, tips and tricks in radiotherapy, FRCR exams help and tricks, Radiotherapy exams help.
School of radiation Radiation oncologist: Neck node levels to remember
zhlédnutí 324Před 3 měsíci
Radiation oncologist training, skills improvement, target volume delineation, tips and tricks in radiotherapy, FRCR exams help and tricks, Radiotherapy exams help.
School of Radiation Oncologist: Breast Target volume delineation English version Part II
zhlédnutí 429Před 4 měsíci
Radiation oncologist training, skills improvement, target volume delineation, tips and tricks in radiotherapy, FRCR exams help and tricks, Radiotherapy exams help. supraclavicular fiedl, field based radiotherapy, delineation, radiotherapy, breast radiotherapy, registrars, residents, radiation oncologist, school, radiotherapy, school radiation oncologist
School of Radiation Oncologist Breast Cancer target Volume delineation Part one English version
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Radiation oncologist training, skills improvement, target volume delineation, tips and tricks in radiotherapy, FRCR exams help and tricks, Radiotherapy exams help.
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Breast Cancer Radiotherapy Contouring made easy (Arabic) PII
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Radiation oncologist training, skills improvement, target volume delineation, tips and tricks in radiotherapy, FRCR exams help and tricks, Radiotherapy exams help. Radiobiology , radiobiology, very useful in daily practice radiotherapy, radiobiology, radiotherapy, practice radiotherapy, radiosurgery, high dose per fraction, dose equivalent, compare two doses. school, school of radiation oncolog...
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Breast radiotherapy contouring made easy (Arabic Version)
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Radiation oncologist training, skills improvement, target volume delineation, tips and tricks in radiotherapy, FRCR exams help and tricks, Radiotherapy exams help.
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Electron Beam therapy for Clinical Oncologist
zhlédnutí 2,4KPřed rokem
Electron beam therapy, Electron beam generation, electron beam usage, electron beam, radiotherapy, superficial treatment, skin cancer treatment, isodose lines, penumbra, rule of thumb, radiation oncologist, radiotherapy, megavoltage machine, scattering foils. A simple discussion about electron beam therapy, simple in a away you can use it in daily practice, and give you some tips in the exam. R...
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Target volume Delineation Brain Tips Part II
zhlédnutí 778Před rokem
To continue tips for my junior colleagues who are starting their neurooncology rotation, hoping it will be helpful.brain tumourds, brain tumor, target volume delineation, GTV, CTV, PTV, glioblastoma multifome, FRCR, contouring, delineation brain tumours, FRCR exam, radiotherapy, radiotherapy treatment, MRI brain,
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Target volume delineation Glioma Tips part I
zhlédnutí 1KPřed rokem
target volume delineation for my Junior colleagues starting there rotation in the Neurooncology units Brain tumours, brain tumor, glioma, glioblastoma multifome, taget volume delineation, pseudoprogression, MRI brain T1, T2 ,
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): FRCR Clinical Oncology Viva style Brain case studies part II
zhlédnutí 831Před 2 lety
FRCR exam help, training for FRCR viva, brain tumours, low grade glioma, Tuberous sclerosis, how to differentiate between oedema and tumour, To continue the complete answer for the management of a patient with low grade glioma, observation versus radiotherapy versus chemotherapy.
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO):FRCR exam preparation clinical oncology VIVA Exam style Brain
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Introduction for brain cases that may come in the exam. We discuss first important points that you should know by heart and then we will discuss a case by case with referencing to the most important clinical trial that you should know by heart.
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Skin Radiotherapy part Two FRCR exam clinical oncology style
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Skin cancer radiotherapy treatment techniques, difficult skin cases, In this part we will discuss how to use electron beam in a difficult cases. focusing in physics, clinical points, , and exam style answers
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO):Skin cancer Radiotherapy technique FRCR style and in practice
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School of Radiation oncologists (SORO):Skin cancer Radiotherapy technique FRCR style and in practice
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Target volume delineation Meningioma Brain.
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School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Target volume delineation Meningioma Brain.
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Meningioma FRCR (clinical onc) Viva exam style preparation
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School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Meningioma FRCR (clinical onc) Viva exam style preparation
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Cancer Larynx basic radiotherapy for early glottic region.
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School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Cancer Larynx basic radiotherapy for early glottic region.
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Target volume delineation cancer Larynx (part II)
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School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Target volume delineation cancer Larynx (part II)
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): cancer larynx Target volume delineation (part I)
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School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): cancer larynx Target volume delineation (part I)
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Target Volume delineation Oropharynx part I (Tonsil)
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School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Target Volume delineation Oropharynx part I (Tonsil)
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Oropharynx target volume delineation Tonsil.
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School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Oropharynx target volume delineation Tonsil.
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Target volume delineation Nasopharynx (part 2)
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School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Target volume delineation Nasopharynx (part 2)
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Target volume delineation Nasopharynx part I basic anatomy
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School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Target volume delineation Nasopharynx part I basic anatomy
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Brachial plexus contouring made easy.
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School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Brachial plexus contouring made easy.
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Organs at risk in Head and neck cancer and brain contouring
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School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Organs at risk in Head and neck cancer and brain contouring
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Target Volume delineation nasopharynx nodes (Arabic version)
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School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Target Volume delineation nasopharynx nodes (Arabic version)
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Ear pain in Head and neck cancer patients
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School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Ear pain in Head and neck cancer patients
School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Skull base anatomy and foramina cranial nerve part II
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School of Radiation oncologists (SORO): Skull base anatomy and foramina cranial nerve part II

Komentáře

  • @arunachala123
    @arunachala123 Před měsícem

    Many thanks.. Would be grateful if you could share Electron vs KV indications based on location

  • @Ayat_Rad_Tales
    @Ayat_Rad_Tales Před měsícem

    Thanks Dr Mostafa

  • @syazaadibahshahar2730
    @syazaadibahshahar2730 Před 2 měsíci

    your lecture is super awesome and im so grateful that i found this lecture when im stucke with ab ratio at the first place, u explained it like wonders....thank you so much may be blessed prof.. more educational radbio lectures is much appreciated so we could understand radbio more precisely rather than just knowing it without full understanding, thank you so much :))

  • @dr.noraelwy
    @dr.noraelwy Před 2 měsíci

    Could you please make videos about cranial nerve delineation Thank you sooo much

  • @dr.noraelwy
    @dr.noraelwy Před 2 měsíci

    Thanks Dr.Mostafa🤲🏻 happy Eid

  • @redringer314
    @redringer314 Před 3 měsíci

    Just discovered this amazing channel. Thanks a bunch! 😀

  • @blueeyes20000uk
    @blueeyes20000uk Před 3 měsíci

    really thanks for your great effort

  • @tallocaafimaad8442
    @tallocaafimaad8442 Před 4 měsíci

    Thanks a lot, Dr. Mustapha It's being very helpful.

  • @dr.noraelwy
    @dr.noraelwy Před 5 měsíci

    استاذنا القدير بارك الله في علمك

  • @sanashafique5125
    @sanashafique5125 Před 5 měsíci

    Ex4 =90% isodose

  • @khaledmahmud8709
    @khaledmahmud8709 Před 5 měsíci

    Sir, Is english version available?

  • @0kiruku
    @0kiruku Před 6 měsíci

    Thank you v much sir, we learnt a lot

  • @krishnavamsi7928
    @krishnavamsi7928 Před 7 měsíci

    Excellent lecture

  • @AnilGuptadr
    @AnilGuptadr Před 7 měsíci

    Preparing for 2b. Very helpful material

  • @mary941.
    @mary941. Před rokem

    Thank you ❤🎉🎉🎉

  • @abyvr490
    @abyvr490 Před rokem

    Beautiful explanation

  • @dr.noraelwy
    @dr.noraelwy Před rokem

    الف شكر د مصطفي معلمنا الغالي ننتظر بلهفه الجزء الثالث IMRT 😊

  • @mary941.
    @mary941. Před rokem

    Thank you very much! Respect from Georgia!

  • @user-rk9yz4cf7b
    @user-rk9yz4cf7b Před rokem

    بارك الله بيك دكنور

  • @keneze6467
    @keneze6467 Před rokem

    Thank you so so much sir

  • @tarinit
    @tarinit Před rokem

    So amazing. Thank you !

  • @BA-ol3ov
    @BA-ol3ov Před rokem

    Thanks for the informative video dr Elhaddad. My ear has been bothering me for 3 months now. The doctors couldn't find anything. Last week I was diagnosed with a thyroid tumor. Could this tumor be causing this referred ear pain?

    • @Radiationoncologyshcool
      @Radiationoncologyshcool Před rokem

      Really sorry to hear that, it is not common for a thyroid nodule to cause ear pain so it will not come first in the differential diagnosis if nothing else wrong then it could be How big was the nodule?

    • @BA-ol3ov
      @BA-ol3ov Před rokem

      @@Radiationoncologyshcool It is 2cm

    • @Radiationoncologyshcool
      @Radiationoncologyshcool Před rokem

      For 2 cm it is unlikely to be the cause but in medicine there is nothing impossible If you exclude any other causes then i will consider it by exclusion

  • @semsema2447
    @semsema2447 Před rokem

    Thank you professor 🙏

  • @debulahiri
    @debulahiri Před rokem

    Sir very nice and informative lecture

    • @Radiationoncologyshcool
      @Radiationoncologyshcool Před rokem

      Many thanks please let me know if you find any errors to correct , much appreciated

  • @mohammedfathy1981
    @mohammedfathy1981 Před rokem

    Amazing our dear Professor

  • @mraunglinaung
    @mraunglinaung Před rokem

    You are back! Great lecture as always sir.

  • @semsema2447
    @semsema2447 Před rokem

    thanks for your great efforts doctor

  • @fawad20301gmail
    @fawad20301gmail Před rokem

    Hello, just wnated to ask if u can teach me in 1 ti 1 session? I m doing raditherpy and oncology and it's my first year ..I need some help plz ..and I can pay u on monthly basis plz

    • @Radiationoncologyshcool
      @Radiationoncologyshcool Před rokem

      Unfortunately I may not have time for that but if you want to attend my online lectures i can put the link here and you can join if you have time

    • @fawad20301gmail
      @fawad20301gmail Před rokem

      @@Radiationoncologyshcool are those videos already on ur channel? If they are they I will ve able to have an access to that ..thank uou

    • @Radiationoncologyshcool
      @Radiationoncologyshcool Před rokem

      No not in YT

  • @TheGoldenarm3
    @TheGoldenarm3 Před rokem

    Excellent work brother. Noticed you have not posted recently. I might be wrong. Please keep posting!

  • @mohamedshouman2402
    @mohamedshouman2402 Před rokem

    شكرا يا دكتور .. ربنا يكرمك حضرتك وينفع بيك على الدوام يارب

  • @Karim-gf5xs
    @Karim-gf5xs Před rokem

    very helpful video, useful to note that Dref in the equation presented here is also referred to as EQD2 (equivalent dose in 2 Gy fractionation) in other texts

  • @dr.noraelwy
    @dr.noraelwy Před rokem

    ياريت يا د مصطفي ترجع تشرحلنا تاني بنستمتع بعلمك جداااا فارجو الله ان لا تحرمنا منه جزاك الله عنا خيرا

    • @Radiationoncologyshcool
      @Radiationoncologyshcool Před rokem

      ان شاء الله نرجع تاني، مصر الوقت فيها يطير وماتعرفش في ايه بالضبط

    • @dr.noraelwy
      @dr.noraelwy Před rokem

      @@Radiationoncologyshcool صح والله معاك حق🤗 منور مصر 🌸🌸

  • @anantmadhwal4357
    @anantmadhwal4357 Před rokem

    Hello there my father had ear pain in left ear for 3 month ,later diagnosed with lyropharangeal cancer and treated with 3d imrt but still after 6 months his ear pain has not improved and he take neuropain suppresent to eat food amwhat can be done can you help us please

  • @sunflowersgarden9971

    Dear Dr, will be great if you can share in English version for NPC neck node delineation. it looks very good teaching, but unfortunately i cannot understand Arabic.

  • @profsmith7578
    @profsmith7578 Před rokem

    Thank you for the nasopharnx lecture. I got this type of radiation 30 years ago. The side effects are muscle contraction around the neck, interior part of C1 broken, nasopharnx necosis, postradiation osteogenic sacoma. OMG. I had another nasopharnx cancer after 30 years.

    • @Radiationoncologyshcool
      @Radiationoncologyshcool Před rokem

      Really sorry to hear that, wish you a successful treatment journey, please let me know if i can be of any help

  • @saadrashid8825
    @saadrashid8825 Před 2 lety

    Thank you

  • @tarahudson2105
    @tarahudson2105 Před 2 lety

    What if you aren’t able to locate the scalene muscles?? They are perfectly clear on your demo pt but on mine, it isn’t so clearly delineated.

    • @Radiationoncologyshcool
      @Radiationoncologyshcool Před 2 lety

      I think you are right, specially in female can be a bit thin, still if you search for it below c6-7 it should be there, if you want send me a ct cut where you can not see it and we can discuss, I am happy also to join you on a Microsoft or zoom meeting and we can go together through it again. My email is mostafa.haddad@kasralainy.edu.eg

  • @kimberleygrech2798
    @kimberleygrech2798 Před 2 lety

    Thank you so much Professor. I finally understood this. May I kindly ask please; regarding the head and neck tumours; I didn't understand fully the benefit of the HYPERfractionated regime...such tumours have a high alpha/beta ratio however we still treat at a low dose of 1.2Gy/Fr to spare the late responding tissues? And if so why do we need to give more fractions in that case? is it because the tumour itself has a high alpha/beta ratio? Thanks a lot!

    • @Radiationoncologyshcool
      @Radiationoncologyshcool Před 2 lety

      Many thanks Kimberley for your question: If you look at the first part of the cell survival curve with the early and late reacting tissue superimposed (min17:20) in the low dose region below 2 Gy the late reacting normal tissue curve is at higher position meaning that the cells can tolerate the low dose quite well, while the early reacting tissue curve now call it head and neck tumour cells ( they behave like early reacting tissue) is at a lower level which mean cells are killed (affected) more than the late tissue. So in hyperfractionation the late reacting tissue can tolerate the dose per fraction well and this will allow us to go higher with the total dose and will still be in the range of tolerance for the tissue. Clearly the tumour and early reaction tissues will suffer more which we can see from the trial outcome that mucositis was severer and tumour control was better, hoping this explain your question. If not please contact me through the email and we can arrange a meeting to go through it again. Best of luck mostafa.haddad@kasralainy.edu.eg

    • @kimberleygrech2798
      @kimberleygrech2798 Před 2 lety

      @@Radiationoncologyshcool Thank you very much. Understood. We should be so thankful to your teachings! I wish you could one day upload more lectures for radiobiology for upcoming trainees. It would be so useful. Grateful!

    • @Radiationoncologyshcool
      @Radiationoncologyshcool Před 2 lety

      Thank you for giving time to listen to it.

  • @aries12457
    @aries12457 Před 2 lety

    Very amazing and informative and I think you are very good at English.Please continue these lectures in future.

  • @drmarwa51
    @drmarwa51 Před 2 lety

    Please Dr would you send the telegram group link for your lectures ? Thanks in advance 🙏💐

  • @nandithanukala3161
    @nandithanukala3161 Před 2 lety

    I am preparing for Final FRCR Part 2b, I would be greatful if you could provide me your expert guidance.

  • @nandithanukala3161
    @nandithanukala3161 Před 2 lety

    Hi

  • @mary941.
    @mary941. Před 2 lety

    Very informative! Please continue doing this great job!!! 😍😍😍

  • @emilymontague8550
    @emilymontague8550 Před 2 lety

    Fantastic, thank you so much

  • @hambirchowdhury8352
    @hambirchowdhury8352 Před 2 lety

    Thanks a lot sir. It is very much helpful for beginners like us

  • @mohdfahimabdrahman
    @mohdfahimabdrahman Před 2 lety

    Hi Prof, i found your lectures are super helpful for FRCR. Do you have any other lecture series?

    • @Radiationoncologyshcool
      @Radiationoncologyshcool Před 2 lety

      Happy to hear that you find it useful, all lectures on elhaddad school for radiation oncologists,

    • @nandithanukala3161
      @nandithanukala3161 Před 2 lety

      Respected Dr Elhaddad I am preparing for FRCR Part 2b can you please take some questions with me please

    • @Radiationoncologyshcool
      @Radiationoncologyshcool Před rokem

      Sure, i can prepare few viva questions and we can go through it

    • @nandithanukala3161
      @nandithanukala3161 Před rokem

      @@Radiationoncologyshcool Thank you so much. I Have mailed you sir

  • @video440
    @video440 Před 2 lety

    Buenísimo.

  • @sunniagupta9458
    @sunniagupta9458 Před 2 lety

    This is very helpful, if we could do other tumour sites too that would be great..

  • @moniquekelly9586
    @moniquekelly9586 Před 2 lety

    Thank for sharing your knowledge and skill set you have. This enlightenment has helped with understanding the intense unrelenting ear pain I have. Your delivery of this is not only informative but is delivered in a way that is easy to understand. Many thanks MK

  • @peternam1991
    @peternam1991 Před 2 lety

    Thanks a lot for the great presentation!! However, I have a question about the Brain tumour treatment strategy. Lately, there is more and more machines are designed for hypo-fractionation treatment, like Cyberknife and MRLinac Unity. As mentioned, the brain tissue is a late responding tissue, which means a tissue-sparing should allow a hyper-fractionation treatment rather than a hypo-fractionation treatment. How do you explain this? Once, Thanks for the great presentation!!

    • @Radiationoncologyshcool
      @Radiationoncologyshcool Před 2 lety

      Many thanks Peter for listening to it, I am really happy that you find it useful. Your question is a very sensible one and to answer it please note: The idea in brain SRS or SABR is to limit the high dose dose to the smallest possible volume of the normal tissue and we are aware that the smaller the volume the better the tolerance, brain tissue is a classic example for this. With SRS or SABR we are using a very large dose per fraction at a level that the LQ equation may not apply and needs modification LQ model may be useful with a dose of 5Gy max, some would consider it till 8Gy which is still lower than the one used with SRS . The LQ model is based on the fact that the DNA is the target applying the hit theory while in SRS there is many other factor contributing to cell death e.g. the vascular effect. There is other models tried to modify the LQ to fit in the high dose per fraction like the LQL or the gLQ models, A lot of work happening in this regards, if you want I can send you few resources.