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Multidisciplinary involvement in radiotherapy (RT) treatment planning is currently underutilized A radiation oncologist (RO) sought input for generating target contours from a neuro-radiologist (NR) and otolaryngologist (OL) for 3 patients requiring skull base RT during the COVID-19 pandemic A HIPAA-compliant virtual meeting between the RO, NR, and OL was arranged Involvement of the OL and NR led to significant changes in the clinical target volume for all patients Our experience highlights the feasibility of using a commercially available video-conference platforms (VCP) for multidisciplinary target volume delineation for complex RT cases Further applications include interdisciplinary contour review for RT cases requiring special expertise and joint attending/resident physician contour review for resident education The VCP technology has demonstrated benefit during the COVID-19 pandemic and we believe it will remain an integral component of our field moving forward
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The novel use of a commercially available video-conference platform to facilitate multi-disciplinary target volume review and delineation for skull base radiotherapy during the COVID-19 pandemic
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