This invention discloses a
voxel-based
system and method for determining the equivalent biological
dose of targeted alpha
nuclide therapy. The
system constructs a patient-specific three-dimensional
voxel anatomical model and activity distribution map through an
image processing module; an intelligent source term module, based on the decay characteristics of the selected alpha
nuclide, calls a pre-built
dose point kernel
database to generate an equivalent
total dose point kernel; a
dose calculation module performs rapid
convolution calculation based on cumulative activity and the equivalent
total dose point kernel to obtain the three-dimensional physical
absorbed dose; and a biological dose module integrates a micro-dose
kinetic model to convert the physical dose into a three-dimensional biological
dose distribution map equivalent to conventional external beam radiotherapy. This invention overcomes the technical shortcomings of standard models, such as large errors, time-consuming Monte Carlo simulations, reliance on multi-timepoint
dynamic imaging, and the inability of physical dose to reflect the biological effects of alpha particles. It achieves efficient, accurate, and clinically practical individualized biological dose assessment, significantly improving the accuracy and safety of treatment plans.