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  • From Microdosimetry to Nanodosimetry--the Link between Radiobiology and Radiation Physics

    The link between micro- and macro-parameters for radiation interactions that take place in living biological systems is described in this paper. Meanwhile recent progress and development in microdosimetry and nanodosimetry are introduced, including the methods to measure and calculate these micro- or nano-parameters. The relationship between radiobiology and physical quantities in microdosimetry and nanodosimetry was presented. Both the current problems on their applications in radiation protection and radiotherapy and the future development direction are proposed.

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  • 基于蒙特卡罗算法的肿瘤放射治疗计划系统的研究进展

    【摘要】蒙特卡罗剂量计算法一直被公认为是最精确的辐射输运计算工具,因此很早就成为模拟辐射治疗粒子输运的重要方法之一。但真正能应用于肿瘤放射治疗临床工作的基于蒙特卡罗算法的放射治疗计划系统的推出却经历了一个漫长的时间过程,目前仍在进一步开发和优化中。现就通用蒙特卡罗应用程序的发展历史,介绍基于蒙特卡罗算法的放射治疗计划系统的研究基础;描述放射治疗过程中完整的辐射输运的组成部分;总结此类系统的优势、研发难点和特有的限制条件;介绍能使蒙特卡罗算法应用于临床的主要途径;并指出仍需要努力研究从而充分发挥其潜力的领域。

    Release date:2016-08-26 02:21 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Volume Variations of Regions of Interest among Different Radiological Treatment Planning Systems

    Objective To investigate the consistency of regions of interest (ROI) volume among different radiological treatment planning systems (TPS) for the same group of patient data, and analyze the tendency and degree of differences caused by data transfer. Methods Between October 2010 and December 2013, the data of 10 nasopharyngeal carcinoma patients treated in West China Hospital were transferred from Monaco TPS into various other treatment planning systems. Based on different ROI volumes, they were divided into 8 groups. We counted the volume differences between these TPS and Monaco TPS, and carried out the statistical analysis. Results For small ROI volume, the calculated difference reached up to 65% in our study. As a general trend, differences became less and less with the increasing of volumes. But for single ROI, the volume difference was likely to vary randomly. The percentage of ROI volumes which were smaller than that of Monaco TPS was 70% for Raystation TPS, 38.75% for Pinnacle TPS, 88.75% for Eclipse TPS, 97.5% for Masterplan TPS, and 83.13% for iPlan TPS. Conclusions ROI volume differences exist generally among different treatment planning systems when ROIs are transferred among them by DICOM protocol. The volume variations may be affected by multiple factors. The volume consistency should be evaluated before any direct comparison of dose volu me histogram parameters which are done between different systems.

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  • Using stacked neural network to improve the auto-segmentation accuracy of Graves’ ophthalmopathy target volumes for radiotherapy

    Compared with the previous automatic segmentation neural network for the target area which considered the target area as an independent area, a stacked neural network which uses the position and shape information of the organs around the target area to regulate the shape and position of the target area through the superposition of multiple networks and fusion of spatial position information to improve the segmentation accuracy on medical images was proposed in this paper. Taking the Graves’ ophthalmopathy disease as an example, the left and right radiotherapy target areas were segmented by the stacked neural network based on the fully convolutional neural network. The volume Dice similarity coefficient (DSC) and bidirectional Hausdorff distance (HD) were calculated based on the target area manually drawn by the doctor. Compared with the full convolutional neural network, the stacked neural network segmentation results can increase the volume DSC on the left and right sides by 1.7% and 3.4% respectively, while the two-way HD on the left and right sides decrease by 0.6. The results show that the stacked neural network improves the degree of coincidence between the automatic segmentation result and the doctor's delineation of the target area, while reducing the segmentation error of small areas. The stacked neural network can effectively improve the accuracy of the automatic delineation of the radiotherapy target area of Graves' ophthalmopathy.

    Release date:2020-10-20 05:56 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Impacts of Gravity on the Verification of Intensity-modulated Radiotherapy Plans with 2-Dimensional Detector Arrays

    【摘要】 目的 分析重力因素对二维探测器阵列验证静态调强计划的影响,判断机架角度归为0°的测量方法是否安全可靠。 方法 在0°机架角和实际治疗机架角分别测量静态调强计划的剂量分布,以3 mm范围内偏差lt;3%(3% 3 mm)标准进行γ分析,获得相对于参考剂量分布的通过率,分析通过率变化规律。分析两种方法测量的等中心点绝对剂量的差异。 结果 通过率的变化呈随机分布,96.9%的照射野偏差lt;2.5%。所有计划的85.7%绝对剂量偏差lt;2%,最大偏差为4.75%。 结论 使用二维探测器阵列在0°角进行调强计划的日常验证是安全可靠的。【Abstract】 Objective To analyze impacts of gravity on the verification of IMRT plans with 2-Dimensional detector arrays and to evaluate the reliability of the measurements in vertical direction (gantry angle=0). Methods The dose distributions for each beam in IMRT plans were measured with 0 degree gantry angle and actual gantry angle respectively. The γ percentage pass rate (according to 3% 3 mm) for each beam under each angle condition was obtained by the comparison between the measured dose distribution and the calculated dose map from the treatment planning system which was treated as the reference distribution. Then the absolute dose at the isocenter for each plan was measured at each angle condition and was analyzed. Results The variations of γ percentage pass rates between the two types of measurements were randomly distributed, and the deviations for 96.9% beams were less than±2.5%. The differences between absolute doses for 85.7% beams were less than±2% and the biggest deviation was -4.75%. Conclusion Verification of IMRT plans for the radiotherapy quality assurance using 2-Dimensional detector arrays in 0 degree gantry angle is safe and reliable.

    Release date:2016-08-26 02:21 Export PDF Favorites Scan
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