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| 1 | Numerical investigation of seismic performance of high modulus columns under earthquake loading显示文摘This paper presents the result of two-dimensional fi nite element modeling studies in order to investigate the seismic behavior of high modulus columns in liquefi able soil. Particular attention was paid to the shear stress reduction mechanism of the high modulus columns and the shear strain distribution between soil and columns during earthquake motion. Numerical analyses were performed using a nonlinear elasto-plastic model in Plaxis 2016. The reliability of the numerical simulations was verifi ed through the results of a centrifuge test model designed to investigate the contribution of high modulus columns in liquefaction mitigation. The capability of numerical simulations was assessed primarily through comparison of predicted acceleration-time histories, pore water pressures, and displacements with the measured counterparts. The results of the numerical analysis showed that the presence of the columns did not reduce seismic shear stresses in the soil when compared to the unimproved soil condition and pure shear behavior between soil and column did not develop as expected in the current design methodology. | Selcuk Demir Pelin Ozener | 2019 | Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Vibration2019，18，4： | 2 |
| 2 | Adaptive radiation therapy of breast cancer by repeated imaging during irradiation显示文摘Breast cancer is the most frequent cancer among females and also a leading cause of cancer related mortality worldwide.A multimodality treatment approach may be utilized for optimal management of patients with combinations of surgery,radiation therapy(RT)and systemic treatment.RT composes an integral part of breast conserving treatment,and is typically used after breast conserving surgery to improve local control.Recent years have witnessed significant improvements in the discipline of radiation oncology which allow for more focused and precise treatment delivery.Adaptive radiation therapy(ART)is among the most important RT techniques which may be utilized for redesigning of treatment plans to account for dynamic changes in tumor size and anatomy during the course of irradiation.In the context of breast cancer,ART may serve as an excellent tool for patients receiving breast irradiation followed by a sequential boost to the tumor bed.Primary benefits of ART include more precise boost localization and potential for improved normal tissue sparing with adapted boost target volumes particularly in the setting of seroma reduction during the course of irradiation.Herein,we provide a concise review of ART for breast cancer in light of the literature. | Omer Sager Ferrat Dincoglan Selcuk Demiral Bora Uysal Hakan Gamsiz Fatih Ozcan Onurhan Colak Yelda Elcim Esin Gundem Bahar Dirican Murat Beyzadeoglu | 2020 | World Journal of Radiology2020，12，5： | 1 |
| 3 | Reconstruction of periorbital region defects: A retrospective study 显示文摘 | Yuce S Demir Z Selcuk CT | 2014 | Ann Maxillofac Surg2014，4，1： | 1 |
| 4 | Optimal timing of thoracic irradiation for limited stage small cell lung cancer:Current evidence and future prospects显示文摘Lung cancer is a global health concern as the leading cause of cancer related mortality worldwide.Small cell lung cancer(SCLC)poses a formidable challenge to the treating physicians with the worst prognosis among all lung cancers.However,limited stage SCLC(LS-SCLC)has a relatively better outcome with multimodality management.Efforts have been focused on optimal integration of treatment modalities to achieve an improved therapeutic ratio for patients with LS-SCLC.While chemotherapy and thoracic radiation therapy(TRT)are primary components of initial management for LS-SCLC,there is no consensus on optimal timing of TRT.Within this context,we herein provide a concise overview of current evidence and future prospects regarding the optimal timing of thoracic irradiation for LS-SCLC in light of the literature. | Omer Sager Ferrat Dincoglan Selcuk Demiral Hakan Gamsiz Bora Uysal Fatih Ozcan Onurhan Colak Esra Gumustepe Yelda Elcim Esin Gundem Bahar Dirican Murat Beyzadeoglu | 2022 | World Journal of Clinical Oncology2022，13，2： | 0 |
| 5 | Concise review of radiosurgery for contemporary management of pilocytic astrocytomas in children and adults显示文摘Pilocytic astrocytoma(PA)may be seen in both adults and children as a distinct histologic and biologic subset of low-grade glioma.Surgery is the principal treatment for the management of PAs;however,selected patients may benefit from irradiation particularly in the setting of inoperability,incomplete resection,or recurrent disease.While conventionally fractionated radiation therapy has been traditionally utilized for radiotherapeutic management,stereotactic irradiation strategies have been introduced more recently to improve the toxicity profile of radiation delivery without compromising tumor control.PAs may be suitable for radiosurgical management due to their typical appearance as well circumscribed lesions.Focused and precise targeting of these well-defined lesions under stereotactic immobilization and image guidance may offer great potential for achieving an improved therapeutic ratio by virtue of radiosurgical techniques.Given the high conformality along with steep dose gradients around the target volume allowing for reduced normal tissue exposure,radiosurgery may be considered a viable modality of radiotherapeutic management.Another advantage of radiosurgery may be the completion of therapy in a usually shorter overall treatment time,which may be particularly well suited for children with requirement of anesthesia during irradiation.Several studies have addressed the utility of radiosurgery particularly as an adjuvant or salvage treatment modality for PA.Nevertheless,despite the growing body of evidence supporting the use of radiosurgery,there is need for a high level of evidence to dictate treatment decisions and establish its optimal role in the management of PA.Herein,we provide a concise review of radiosurgery for PA in light of the literature. | Omer Sager Ferrat Dincoglan Selcuk Demiral Bora Uysal Hakan Gamsiz Esra Gumustepe Fatih Ozcan Onurhan Colak Ahmet Tarik Gursoy Cemal Ugur Dursun Ahmet Oguz Tugcu Galip Dogukan Dogru Rukiyye Arslan Yelda Elcim Esin Gundem Bahar Dirican Murat Beyzadeoglu | 2022 | World Journal of Experimental Medicine2022，12，3： | 0 |
| 6 | Breathing adapted radiation therapy for leukemia relapse in the breast: A case report显示文摘BACKGROUND Infiltration of the breast by leukemic cells is uncommon but may manifest as an oncological emergency requiring prompt management.Extramedullary relapse of T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia(T-ALL)within the breast is exceedingly rare and there is paucity of data in the literature regarding this entity.No consensus exists on management of isolated extramedullary breast relapses of T-ALL.Herein,we report a case of isolated extramedullary breast relapse of T-ALL treated with breathing adapted radiation therapy(BART)using the active breathing control(ABC)system.CASE SUMMARY The patient was a 33-year-old female with diagnosis of T-ALL.She received intensive systemic chemotherapy that resulted in complete remission of her disease,and then underwent allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation.After a 15 mo period without symptoms and signs of progression,the patient presented with palpable masses in both breasts.She complained from severe pain and swelling of the breasts.Imaging workup showed bilateral breast lesions,and diagnosis of breast infiltration by leukemic cells was confirmed after immunohistopathological evaluation.The patient suffering from severe pain,discomfort,and swelling of both breasts due to leukemic infiltration was referred to the Radiation Oncology Department for symptomatic palliation.Whole breast irradiation was delivered to both breasts of the patient with BART using the ABC system.The patient had complete resolution of her symptoms after treatment with BART.CONCLUSION BART with the ABC system resulted in complete resolution of the patient’s symptoms due to leukemic infiltration of both breasts with T-ALL.This contemporary treatment technique should be preferred for radiotherapeutic management of patients with leukemic infiltration of the breasts to achieve effective symptomatic palliation. | Omer Sager Ferrat Dincoglan Selcuk Demiral Bora Uysal Hakan Gamsiz Fatih Ozcan Onurhan Colak Yelda Elcim Bahar Dirican Murat Beyzadeoglu | 2019 | World Journal of Clinical Oncology2019，10，11： | 0 |
| 7 | Concise review of stereotactic irradiation for pediatric glial neoplasms:Current concepts and future directions显示文摘Brain tumors,which are among the most common solid tumors in childhood,remain a leading cause of cancer-related mortality in pediatric population.Gliomas,which may be broadly categorized as low grade glioma and high grade glioma,account for the majority of brain tumors in children.Expectant management,surgery,radiation therapy(RT),chemotherapy,targeted therapy or combinations of these modalities may be used for management of pediatric gliomas.Several patient,tumor and treatment-related characteristics including age,lesion size,grade,location,phenotypic and genotypic features,symptomatology,predicted outcomes and toxicity profile of available therapeutic options should be considered in decision making for optimal treatment.Management of pediatric gliomas poses a formidable challenge to the physicians due to concerns about treatment induced toxicity.Adverse effects of therapy may include neurological deficits,hemiparesis,dysphagia,ataxia,spasticity,endocrine sequelae,neurocognitive and communication impairment,deterioration in quality of life,adverse socioeconomic consequences,and secondary cancers.Nevertheless,improved understanding of molecular pathology and technological advancements may pave the way for progress in management of pediatric glial neoplasms.Multidisciplinary management with close collaboration of disciplines including pediatric oncology,surgery,and radiation oncology is warranted to achieve optimal therapeutic outcomes.In the context of RT,stereotactic irradiation is a viable treatment modality for several central nervous system disorders and brain tumors.Considering the importance of minimizing adverse effects of irradiation,radiosurgery has attracted great attention for clinical applications in both adults and children.Radiosurgical applications offer great potential for improving the toxicity profile of radiation delivery by focused and precise targeting of well-defined tumors under stereotactic immobilization and image guidance.Herein,we provide a concise review of stereotactic irradiation for pediatric glial neoplasms in light of the literature. | Omer Sager Ferrat Dincoglan Selcuk Demiral Bora Uysal Hakan Gamsiz Onurhan Colak Fatih Ozcan Esin Gundem Yelda Elcim Bahar Dirican Murat Beyzadeoglu | 2021 | World Journal of Methodology2021，11，3： | 0 |
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