A discussion of PTVs and OARs. Update: We misspoke and said Episode 6, but this is actually our 5th episode. Pardon the rookie mistake. It's a simple fresher course on ICRU 50 & 62. We will look and attempt to explain the big three: GTV, CTV, PTV and its sub categories such as IM,SM,IV & TV. Also, understanding organs at risk (OAR) when creating a quality treatment plan.

A discussion of PTVs and OARs. Update: We misspoke and said Episode 6, but this is actually our 5th episode. Pardon the rookie mistake. It's a simple fresher course on ICRU 50 & 62. We will look and attempt to explain the big three: GTV, CTV, PTV and its sub categories such as IM,SM,IV & TV. Also, understanding organs at risk (OAR) when creating a quality treatment plan.

A discussion of PTVs and OARs. Update: We misspoke and said Episode 6, but this is actually our 5th episode. Pardon the rookie mistake. It's a simple fresher course on ICRU 50 &amp; 62. We will look and attempt to explain the big three: GTV, CTV, PTV and its sub categories such as IM,SM,IV &amp; TV. Also, understanding organs at risk (OAR) when creating a quality treatment plan.

E5: Keeping it tight, right, and precise.

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