Abstract
Introduction: IMAT has the potential to treat the patient with intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) from all coplanar beam angles in a short length of time, thereby offering maximum plan quality and minimum intrafraction motion. A patient previously treated in the trial of Conventional versus Hypofractionated High-dose IMRT for Prostate cancer (CHHIP) was used as a model.
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