Device for personalized radiotherapy using AI-controlled
dosimetry, comprising: - a
patient data acquisition unit configured to receive real-
time data on patient-specific
health information, including
medical imaging data from the patient's CT, MRI and PET scans,
biometric data from wearable or hospital-grade monitoring devices, electronic health records (EHRs) and previous treatment history; - The medical
image processing unit, which analyzes and processes the captured image data, performs various functions, from tumor segmentation and identification of organs at risk to the spatial alignment of multimodal images for radiotherapy planning; - a CPU is configured to preprocess other collected data by (a) normalizing imaging and physiological data, (b) aggregating imaging and physiological data, (c) encoding imaging and physiological data for subsequent analysis, and (d) ensuring the compatibility and consistency of data from different sources; - an
artificial intelligence (AI) controlled
dosimetry machine that is communicatively connected to the
central processing unit, wherein the AI-controlled
dosimetry machine is configured to use
machine learning algorithms to evaluate patient-specific parameters, optimize the distribution of a
radiation dose and predict responses to treatment; - a
visualization and treatment planning interface coupled with the AI-driven dosimetry machine, the
visualization interface being configured to provide
radiation dose distributions, patient-specific treatment recommendations, and comparative
dose plans that enable data-driven adjustments by clinicians; and - a
visualization interface with a feedback mechanism that allows real-time input from practicing clinicians and continuous automatic recording of
patient response, which is used for iterative improvement of both the dosimetry model and the
treatment plan.