Stockholm, Sweden

ESTRO 2026

Session

Saturday
May 16
08:45 - 10:00
A7
Clinical use of AI: What has it brought us?
Charlotte Brouwer, The Netherlands;
Jan C. Peeken, Germany
This session explores the clinical impact of AI in radiotherapy workflows to date. Presentations will cover the use of AI in image segmentation and treatment planning, highlighting improvements in efficiency, consistency, and precision. In addition, the potential and current bottlenecks of AI in supporting clinical decision-making will be discussed. Finally, insights from the ARCHERY trial will demonstrate how large-scale evaluation can advance the global implementation of AI. Together, these talks provide a comprehensive overview of what AI has brought to clinical practice so far and what lies ahead.
Symposium
Physics
08:45 - 09:03
Clinical use of AI in segmentation
Stine Korreman, Denmark
-5289
09:03 - 09:21
Clinical use of AI in treatment planning
Leigh Conroy, Canada
-5291
09:21 - 09:39
AI in radiotherapy workflows
Wouter van Elmpt, The Netherlands
-5290
09:39 - 09:57
The ARCHERY trial: Driving global AI implementation through evaluation
Jeannette Parkes, South Africa
-5292