ArticleRadiological physics and technology2025
Dosimetric impact of material misassignment in linear Boltzmann transport equation-based external beam radiotherapy dose calculation.
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Abstract
This study evaluates the dosimetric impact of material and mass density misassignments in Acuros XB dose calculations using phantom simulations and clinical analysis in Eclipse TPS. The phantom study analyzed material and mass density misassignments in Acuros XB using virtual phantoms with a central insert assigned different materials and mass densities to simulate misassignment. A clinical analysis of 270 patient CT scans from three scanners assessed HU variations in sinonasal cavities, bladder, and liver. Dosimetric deviations were examined in 96 radiotherapy patients across these anatomical sites by comparing automatic and manual material assignments, with dose differences assessed using D
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