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Warning: your lack of clinical decision confidence in radiation oncology may be costing you accuracy, time, and professional certainty. Are you transitioning from theory into real clinical responsibility? Are you expected to interpret treatment plans, balance physics and biology, and make safe decisions under pressure? Do you understand the concepts-but still hesitate when it matters most? This book exists because knowing radiation oncology is not the same as practicing it. Clinical Radiation Oncology: A Practical Guide to Radiotherapy Decision-Making explains how radiotherapy principles are applied in real clinical workflows. It focuses on how clinicians reason through treatment choices, interpret planning data, and integrate physics and biology into daily practice-because understanding how decisions are made matters as much as knowing the theory. Inside, you'll find structured explanations of radiotherapy treatment planning, applied physics concepts, clinical radiobiology, and common decision pathways used in modern radiation oncology. Each section is written to reflect how clinicians actually think, imagine, and evaluate cases in real settings-what happens if variables change, why certain choices are made, and how competing factors are balanced. This book is written specifically for radiation oncology residents, early-career clinicians, and medical professionals who already possess foundational knowledge but seek practical clarity. It is not an exam cram guide and not an encyclopedic reference. The content is organized progressively, beginning with core clinical reasoning principles and moving into applied scenarios. Chapters are designed to stand alone or be used as a quick reference during training, planning review, or clinical discussion-because confidence comes from understanding context, not memorization.

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