Juergen Debus

This study is testing a new high-tech imaging system to help surgeons see tumors more clearly during head and neck cancer operations. The goal is to remove the cancer more precisely and then use that same detailed information to plan more targeted radiation therapy afterwards. Re…

This study is testing whether using artificial intelligence (AI) to adjust daily radiation treatments, combined with weekly MRI scans, can reduce bowel and bladder side effects for people with cervical cancer. The research involves 40 participants receiving standard chemoradiatio…

This study is testing whether using a vaginal dilator (a tampon-like device) during pelvic radiation treatment for anal cancer can help prevent a common and painful side effect called vaginal stenosis, which is scarring and narrowing of the vagina. The researchers want to see if …