by Daniel D. Chamberlain, MD

A concise, no-frills pocket guide for rapid clinical decision-making in radiation oncology. Designed for quick consultation in clinical settings, this pocket-sized handbook delivers essential, evidence-based guidance across disease sites and treatment techniques in radiation oncology. Organized for rapid reference, the third edition reflects major advances in stereotactic radiosurgery, systemic therapies, adaptive radiation techniques, and expanded benign indications. Updated chapters, clinical pearls, and practical tables support efficient decision-making for radiation oncologists and multidisciplinary care teams during rounds, tumor boards, and exam preparation. What’s New: Nineteen new chapters reflecting advances in cancer and benign disease treatment Expanded coverage of stereotactic radiosurgery and adaptive radiation techniques Updated evidence incorporating major trials that changed standards of care New disease sites including DCIS, invasive breast cancer, cholangiocarcinoma, and more New appendices addressing symptom management and normal tissue constraints Key Features: Rapid point-of-care reference: Disease- and technique-based chapters designed for fast clinical lookup Support clinical competence: Practical guidance for residents, clinicians, and radiation therapy team members Efficient learning format: Outline-style chapters, tables, and clinical pearls for quick review Expert editorial leadership: Edited by radiation oncologists from leading institutions