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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
| PROGRAMME AND EXHIBITION GUIDE
improvement of complication prediction models will be specifically considered. Furthermore, random
and systematic dosimetric uncertainties will be discussed in the light of the impact on modelling as well
as patient outcome in terms of complication probability.
Chair: K. Tanderup (Denmark)
Co-chair: G.M. Cattaneo (Italy)
14:15 > Evaluating the impact of clinical uncertainties on TCP/NTCP models
in brachytherapy
Speaker: N. Nesvacil (Austria)
SP-0308
14:40 > Incorporation of imaging-based features into predictive models
of toxicity
Speaker: C. Brink (Denmark)
SP-0309
15:05 > Growing importance of data-mining methods to select dosimetric/clini-
cal variables in predictive models of toxicity
Speaker: T. Rancati (Italy)
SP-0310
Symposium
AUTOMATED TREATMENT PLAN GENERATION IN THE CLINICAL
ROUTINE
14:15 - 15:30 | ROOM 500
During the session we will hear about several implementations of automated treatment planning. We
will have the Zurich, Milan and Rotterdam experiences to be reported on, in this workshop. We will hear
about the different approaches and how this have helped(?) the planning for different tumour sites e.g.
head and neck, prostate, breast etc. The presentations will follow a common structure:
• Implementation or pre-clinical activities for automated planning
• Clinical examples and experience
• Plan quality
• Changes in workflow
This will help radiation oncologists, medical physicists, RTTs and dosimetrists to plan for a future
implementation at their departments at home.
Chair: T. Knöös (Sweden)
Co-chair: M. Iori (Italy)
14:15 > Automated treatment plan generation - the Zurich experience
Speaker: J. Krayenbuehl (Switzerland)
SP-0311
14:40 > Automated treatment plan generation - the Milan experience
Speaker: A. Fogliata (Italy)
SP-0312
15:05 > Fully automated treatment plan generation using Erasmus-iCycle - the
Rotterdam experience
Speaker: M. Dirkx (The Netherlands)
SP-0313