ArticleRadiation oncology (London, England)2023
Evaluation of a novel CBCT conversion method implemented in a treatment planning system.
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- Evaluating a CBCT Correction Algorithm for Adaptive Radiotherapy.Technology in cancer research & treatmentArticle
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Abstract
backgroundTo evaluate a novel CBCT conversion algorithm for dose calculation implemented in a research version of a treatment planning system (TPS).
methodsThe algorithm was implemented in a research version of RayStation (v. 11B-DTK, RaySearch, Stockholm, Sweden). CBCTs acquired for each ten head and neck (HN), gynecology (GYN) and lung cancer (LNG) patients were collected and converted using the new algorithm (CBCT
resultsThe GPRs for the CBCT
conclusionThe dose distribution calculated using the new CBCT
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