Abstract

Brachytherapy, a form of internal radiation therapy, is an essential component in the treatment of cervical cancer. By delivering targeted, high-dose radiation directly to the tumor site, brachytherapy minimizes damage to surrounding healthy tissues, enhancing both efficacy and patient outcomes. Understanding how to optimize the dose and maximize treatment efficacy has become increasingly important in modern oncology, as these factors greatly influence patient survival and quality of life [1]. This article explores the principles of dose optimization in cervical cancer brachytherapy and its impact on treatment efficacy.