Stockholm, Sweden

ESTRO 2026

Session

Tuesday
May 19
11:00 - 12:15
K1
Optimising radiotherapy for soft tissue sarcomas: Bridging clinical evidence and technological progress
Beate Timmermann, Germany;
Enrico Pozzo, Italy
Soft tissue sarcomas are one of the most challenging topics in radiation oncology from both a technical and oncological standpoint, due to their histological heterogeneity, complex anatomy, and limited prospective evidence. This session explores the clinical and technological frontiers of sarcoma radiotherapy in different settings: from the current standard of care and emerging trial data for retroperitoneal sarcomas, to definitive high-dose strategies (including IMRT, hypofractionation, spatially fractionated techniques, and particle therapy) for unresectable disease; SBRT in the oligometastatic setting; and the evolving role of daily adaptive radiotherapy in optimising target coverage and sparing organs at risk
Symposium
Clinical
11:00 - 11:18
Radiotherapy for retroperitoneal sarcomas: Where are we now?
Lisette Wiltink, The Netherlands
-5410
11:18 - 11:36
When surgery isn’t an option: Radiotherapy strategies for unresectable, non-metastatic sarcomas
Carlo Greco, Portugal
-5537
11:36 - 11:54
SBRT in sarcomas: A new frontier in local control for oligometastatic disease
Siyer Roohani, Germany
-5409
11:54 - 12:12
Daily adaptation, better outcomes? The emerging role of adaptive radiotherapy in sarcomas
Mateusz Spałek, Poland
-5412