Limited resources for radiation therapy in Latin America have led to an interest in hypofractionated radiotherapy (HRT) as a time- and cost-efficient solution for cancer treatment.
A panel of Latin American experts discussed key challenges to adopting HRT, including the absence of clinical guidelines, inadequate education and training for personnel, and high equipment costs.
Recommendations were made to address these barriers, highlighting that increased HRT adoption could improve cancer treatment access and health outcomes in the region, and could also serve as a model for other countries facing similar issues.