This book provides a radiotherapy perspective on the management of brain metastases with case-based discussion. This management has been rapidly evolving in the face of changing technology, progressing systemic therapy, and paradigm changes that all impact practice. These changes can be difficult, and this text gives a practical approach to help practitioners and trainees understand these changes and incorporate them into their practices.
The work has two main sections: Clinical and Technical. The clinical section has chapters that address all aspects of radiation therapy for brain metastases, including integrating advances in surgery and drug treatments. The technical section focuses on the "how to" aspects of treatment, including treatment planning and delivery. 
This is an ideal guide for practicing radiation oncologists and trainees. 

Introduction

SECTION I: Clinical Overview
Brain Metastases Introduction
Radiobiology of Radiation Therapy for the Brain
Supportive Medical Management of Brain Metastases Patients
Neuorimaging of Brain Metastases
Integrative Surgery and Radiosurgery
Integrating Systemic Therapy into Management
Indications for SRS-Multiple Mets
Rationale for Hypofractionation
Target Delineation for Radiosurgery
Indications for WBRT
Particle Therapy for the Treatment of Brain Metastases
Special Topics
Salvage, Reirradiation, and Retreatment
SECTION II: Technical Treatment Planning and Delivery
General Techniques for Radiosurgery
Single Isocenter Techniques for Multiple Targets
Dose Tolerances for Normal Structures
Metrics for Radiosurgery Plan
Image Guidance for Frameless Radiosurgery
Safety Procedures and Checklists for Radiosurgery
Quality Assurance for Small Fields
Techniques of WBRT.