Three-dimensional tracking of a target in a body
A three-dimensional tracking and target technology, which is applied in the directions of instruments for radiological diagnosis, treatment, and image enhancement, and can solve the problems of large tracking uncertainty in tumor tracking.
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[0118] Example 1: Patient Data
[0119] The proposed method was retrospectively validated on a total of 13 clinical cases from two different sets of patient data:
[0120] (i) CBCT cases (11 cases): CBCT projections from an NCI-sponsored trial in patients with locally advanced lung cancer. This dataset was described in a previous publication (Shieh C C, Keall P J, Kuncic Z, Huang C Y, and Feain I, 2015, Markerless tumor tracking using short kilovoltage imaging arcs for lungimage-guided radiotherapy Phys. Med. Biol. 60(24), 9437) are included and described. More details about the dataset can be found in Roman and others (Roman N O, Shepherd W, Mukhopadhyay N, Hugo G D, and Weiss E, 2012, Interfractional positional variability of fiducial markers and primary tumors in locally advanced non-small-cell lung cancer during audiovisual biofeedback radiotherapy Int. J. Radiat. Oncol. 83(5), 1566–1572).
[0121] (ii) SABR cases (2 cases): kV images during MV beam irradiation fr...
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