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radiopaque markers
Reference points are determined by __ located at the cross-sections of the lasers
Avoid erasure
put lead in radiopaque markers with tape to
Teradyne tape
tape
Contrast material
is given intravenously by the nurse, if required.
Adequate measures
should be taken for any possible anaphylactic reactions.
CT technician in the CT command room
Any required adjustments are performed by the
radiation oncologist
The region of interest (that for which serial CT slices are to be taken) is determined by the
CT computer
The slice thickness is also determined. All of these data are transferred to the
serial slices are taken
After the region of interest has been verified on screen radiotherapy information system utilizing
PACS
These slices are sent online to the treatment planning room via the network a
virtual digital simulation
is performed after the CT slices have been transferred to the network
radiation oncologist
then performs contouring on the acquired CT slices.
External body contours
are usually delineated automatically.
GTV
CTV
PTV
organs at risk
The radiation oncologist then contours the:
reference slice
The slice with the reference points determined during CT simulation is recorded as the
planning phase then begins
Contours are carefully checked and recorded, and the
ITV: internal target volume
defined as CTV + IM (internal margin for organ motion)
PTV: planning target volume
defined as ITV + SM (setup margin for setup error)
Radiotherapy portals
are determined during the first stage of planning according to the PTV.
(PTV) planning target volume
Radiotherapy portals are determined during the first stage of planning according to the
beam's eye view
Beams are placed according to the PTV using the
multileaf collimator (MLC) or blocks
Delineation of the __ is performed, and critical structures are spared.
penumbral region
should be taken into account during MLC or block placing.
treatment planning system (TPS)
starts its calculations, and the final dose distribution and dose-volume histograms are formed.
dose-volume histograms
The treatment planning system (TPS) starts its calculations, and the final dose distribution and _ are formed.
DVH
The doses for the target and the organs at risk are evaluated with the _ and the isodoses are carefully checked in each slice.
reference isodose or isocenter
is determined for the dose prescription, and the final treatment plan should be verified by the radiation oncologist.
final verified treatment plan
is sent online to the treatment machine via the network, treatment parameters are recorded on the patient's chart, and isodose curves and DVH printouts are also attached to the chart.
treatment parameters
The final verified treatment plan is sent online to the treatment machine via the network, _ are recorded on the patient's chart, and isodose curves and DVH printouts are also attached to the chart.
isodose curves and DVH printouts
The final verified treatment plan is sent online to the treatment machine via the network, treatment parameters are recorded on the patient's chart, and _ are also attached to the chart.
energy
is selected according to tumor depth and the surrounding normal tissues after determining the radiotherapy fields through simulation.
High energies
are selected for deeply seated tumors
deeply seated tumors
High energies are selected for
lower energies or electron beams
are selected for superficially located tumors.
superficially located tumors
lower energies or electron beams are selected for
target depth
Energy is selected according to
THERAPIES UTILIZING ELECTRON ENERGY
These are preferred for superficial tumors. The target volume should be the 80-95% isodose region of the selected energy, depending on the distance from the skin and underlying tissues.
superficial tumors
THERAPIES UTILIZING ELECTRON ENERGY These are preferred for
80-95% isodose region
THERAPIES UTILIZING ELECTRON ENERGY These are preferred for superficial tumors. The target volume should be the __ of the selected energy, depending on the distance from the skin and underlying tissues.
Deeply seated normal tissues
are spared in electron therapies.
80% isodose
corresponds to one-third of the electron energy (E/3).
Bolus
can be used to increase the superficial dose if required.
treatment volume
is determined virtually after contouring the target volume and the organs at risk in serial CT slices.
Blocks or the MLC and isodoses
can be seen and selected digitally in the TPS.
(TPS) treatment planning system
Blocks or the MLC and isodoses can be seen and selected digitally in the
radiotherapy treatment
depends on determining the optimal technique for the target volume and surrounding normal tissues as well as the accurate application of this technique.
cells that form tumors
are destroyed while causing minimal damage to the surrounding normal critical structures.
Brachytherapy treatment
ICRU 38(1985), ICRU 58 (1958), and ICRU 72(2004)
Proton therapy in (2007)
ICRU 78