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Prof Paul KeallMarch 5, 2026Breaking Down Adaptive Radiation Therapy: A Call to Action
Adaptive Radiation Therapy (ART) has been a concept in radiation oncology for nearly three decades, yet its widespread implementation remains limited. The foundation of ART can be traced back to a pivotal paper published 28 years ago by Di Yan and colleagues at William Beaumont Hospital in Michigan. Their study demonstrated the potential of using multiple CT scans to refine treatment planning for individual patients. Despite the clear benefits of this approach, ART is still not routinely available in a fast, automated, and cost-effective manner. This underscores the urgent need to expand access to this transformative technology.
Michelle JoinerMarch 2, 2026SeeTreat's ART.1 is now CE Marked under EU MDR - Bringing Adaptive Radiotherapy to Every ClinicÂ
SeeTreat announced today that its offline adaptive radiotherapy software, ART.1, has received CE Mark certification under the European Union Medical Device Regulation and is now available for clinical use across the European Union.
Prof. Jarad MartinOctober 19, 2025ART.1: Seamless, Safe, and Easy: A Radiation Oncologist's Perspective
Offline ART Remains the Go-To Approach As a radiation oncologist, I've seen the challenges of offline adaptive radiotherapy (ART) firsthand. Every department seems to have its own “secret sauce” for when to adapt a plan, and quite honestly, it all seems a little bit heuristic about what's being applied. That variability told me one thing: there's no universal standard, and that can make consistent, high-quality care difficult to achieve.
Adam ManoliJune 27, 2025What the Radiation Oncology Community is Saying About Adaptive Radiotherapy (ART): Insights from SeeTreat's LinkedIn Polls
Over the past few weeks, SeeTreat turned to LinkedIn to gather insights from the radiation oncology community on current practices and perspectives surrounding Adaptive Radiotherapy (ART). The results reveal both growing interest and the practical challenges of implementation.
Adam ManoliMay 21, 2025What's Holding Back Adaptive Radiation Therapy? A Look at the Tools Needed.
What's Holding Back Adaptive Radiation Therapy? A Look at the Tools Needed Adaptive radiation therapy (ART) holds immense potential to improve cancer care by reducing treatment-related toxicity and lowering recurrence rates. However, despite its clear clinical and economic benefits, adoption remains limited. In Australia, for example, only about 3% of patients currently receive adaptive radiotherapy, leaving 97% without access to this enhanced approach. A key reason is the significant number of technical tools, processes, and human resources required to deliver ART effectively.
Michelle JoinerApril 30, 2025SeeTreat to Launch ART.1 to Support Adaptive Radiotherapy at ESTRO 2025
SeeTreat will debut its first clinical product, ART.1, at Booth 820 during ESTRO 2025 in Vienna. ART.1 is a software as a medical device that delivers objective, evidence-based decision support for adaptive treatment re-planning in patients undergoing radiotherapy. ART.1 automatically calculates delivered dose and propagates daily contours based on each patient's volumetric imaging, while displaying and reporting key clinical metrics. Running silently in the background, ART.1 prioritizes only the patient cases needing attention—allowing clinical teams to focus their time where it matters most. The software adds efficient, adaptive-quality treatment capabilities on any standard linear accelerator—without hardware upgrades or workflow disruption.