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Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)

What is RadOncCalc?

RadOncCalc is a calculator and reference tool specifically designed for radiation oncologists.

What does RadOncCalc calculate?

RadOncCalc calculates BED/EQD2 (Biologically Effective Dose/Equivalent Dose in 2-Gy fractions), which is a dose metric used in radiation oncology to compare the biological effects of different fractionation schemes.

Who is the target audience for RadOncCalc?

RadOncCalc is specifically designed for radiation oncologists, but it may also be useful for other medical professionals involved in radiation therapy treatment planning.

How can RadOncCalc be used?

RadOncCalc can be used as a tool to calculate BED/EQD2 values for radiation therapy treatments, and as a quick reference for dose constraints.

What are dose constraints?

Dose constraints refer to the maximum allowable doses for different organs or structures in the body during radiation therapy treatment. RadOncCalc provides a reference for these dose constraints.

How can RadOncCalc be accessed?

RadOncCalc can be accessed through its dedicated website or through a compatible mobile application.

Is RadOncCalc free to use?

Yes, RadOncCalc is available for free to radiation oncologists and other medical professionals.

Does RadOncCalc require an internet connection?

RadOncCalc can be used offline once it has been downloaded and installed, but an internet connection is required for initial setup and updates.

Is RadOncCalc available for all platforms?

RadOncCalc is available for both iOS and Android platforms, making it accessible to a wide range of devices.

Can RadOncCalc be customized?

Yes, RadOncCalc allows for customization of certain parameters and dose constraints to fit the specific needs of individual radiation therapy treatment plans.

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