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Radiotherapy for Osteoarthritis - Basics

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Please find below a link to the webinar video by Prof. M. Heinrich Seegenschmiedt which was recorded on Tuesday, May 30th 2023 as part of our webinar series. Heinrich is the former Chairman, for 25 years, of the German Cooperative Group Radiotherapy for Benign Disease (GCG-BD)

Heinrich’s presentation covers the basics of Osteoarthritis including the causes, symptoms, classification, risk factors and treatment using Low Dose Radiotherapy Treatment (LDRT).

To access our other clinical webinar videos by Silvia Gomez Ordoñez, MD, PhD, Daniel Rivas MD, Jason Beckta, MD, PhD & Dr. Lisa Deloch and to keep up to date with the latest news, why not consider becoming a member of the IORBC?

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By becoming a member of the IORBC, you will be joining an international network of physicians and patients interested in the treatment of benign conditions with radiotherapy and increasing awareness and education around this topic. There is no cost to join this community

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Our mission is to improve awareness of radiotherapy (RT) to treat benign conditions with three areas of focus.

Community: Build and grow community of providers delivering RT for benign conditions and promote expanded function of therapeutic radiation.

Research: Develop a centralized resource for current evidence of RT for benign conditions and champion new high-quality research.

Education: Enhance knowledge of RT for benign conditions and practical skills through educational material and guidelines.

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We invite all radiation oncologists, medical physicists, radiation therapists, referring physicians, and patients who are passionate about expanding research and advancing educational initiatives to join our community. While membership is currently complimentary, we ask that you consider making a donation in order to support our common aims and ongoing development. The IORBC is 100% volunteer-led, and 100% of your contribution will support new programs and initiatives, such as the 2023 IORBC Research Award.