Dose-guided precise radiotherapy real-time verification system

Abstract

The invention discloses a dose-guided precise radiotherapy real-time verification system, which mainly comprises a patient data management module, a three-dimensional dose reconstruction module and adose evaluation module which are connected successively; the patient data management module is used for obtaining a radiotherapy patient data set from a radiotherapy information management system andproviding data input for the functional module of the system; the three-dimensional dose reconstruction module implements the scattering correction of a patient cone beam CT image, field transmissionimage acquisition, real-time dose calibration, and three-dimensional dose reconstruction functions; the dose evaluation module provides a dose assessment method and a result visualization function, and a user selects a two-dimensional dose assessment or a three-dimensional dose assessment as needed to provide decision-making data for a radiation therapist to perform subsequent fractional treatmentand plan correction. The dose-guided precise radiotherapy real-time verification system uses modular design, and uses a dose-guided radiotherapy plan to perform precise and real-time quality controltreatment, thereby achieving a precise coincidence of the therapeutic dose and the planned dose.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of precision radiotherapy planning and control systems in multidisciplinary interdisciplinary fields such as nuclear physics, nuclear technology and its application, and radiology, and in particular relates to a real-time verification system for dose-guided precision radiotherapy. Background technique [0002] In the equipment development of traditional radiotherapy-related systems, there is a lack of real-time online three-dimensional dose verification for radiotherapy and the technical design and development of quality control systems, which makes it difficult for existing equipment to ensure that the treatment dose is accurately consistent with the planned dose. [0003] The currently used film dose verification system, which sandwiches the film in equivalent water or a simple phantom for two-dimensional dosimetry verification, is an in vitro dose verification method before or after radiotherapy, because t...

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[0002] In the equipment development of traditional radiotherapy-related systems, there is a lack of real-time online three-dimensional dose verification for radiotherapy and the technical design and development of quality control systems, which makes it difficult for existing equipment to ensure that the treatment dose is accurately consistent with the planned dose.

[0003] The currently used film dose verification system, which sandwiches the film in equivalent water or a simple phantom for two-dimensional dosimetry verification, is an in vitro dose verification method before or after radiotherapy, because the film cannot be placed on the patient. Three-dimensional dosimetry verification is carried out in vivo, so it

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