Dr. Stephanie Lilianne E. Bolle is a radiation oncologist and Head of the Radiation Oncology Service at the Quirónsalud Proton Therapy Center in Madrid. She specializes in advanced radiotherapy techniques, with a particular focus on proton therapy, pediatric oncology, brain tumors and complex cancer cases requiring highly precise radiation treatment.
Dr. Bolle graduated in Medicine from the University of Liège, Belgium, in 1998 and obtained her Board Certification in Radiation Oncology in 2003. Since July 2024, she has led the Radiation Oncology Department at Quirónsalud’s Proton Therapy Center in Madrid, the first proton therapy facility opened in Spain.
She is an active member of prestigious scientific societies, including the European Society of Paediatric Oncology, where she collaborates with the Brain Tumor Group and Radiation Oncology Working Group. Her clinical and academic work includes participation in international projects and clinical trials in pediatric oncology and brain tumors, including BIOMEDE 2 and HARMONIC.
Dr. Bolle has published extensively in the field of radiation oncology, with more than 120 scientific articles reported in medical literature and professional sources. Her publications include work on pediatric brain tumors, proton therapy, radiation doses in children and adolescents treated for cancer, and complex radiotherapy case management.
Main areas of expertise:
- Proton therapy
- Radiation oncology
- Pediatric oncology
- Pediatric brain tumors
- Adult and pediatric CNS tumors
- Complex radiotherapy planning
- Skull base tumors
- Sarcomas and tumors requiring highly precise radiation
- Multidisciplinary cancer treatment planning
Why patients choose Dr. Bolle:
Patients choose Dr. Bolle for her international experience in radiation oncology, her leadership at Spain’s pioneering proton therapy center, and her expertise in highly precise radiotherapy for complex tumors. Her approach focuses on delivering effective radiation treatment while reducing exposure to surrounding healthy tissues whenever medically possible.
