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L1. Introduction to treatment planning_physicist perspective_Final upload 2015
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Slide Number 1
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Slide Number 4
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Ionizing Radiation in Radiotherapy?
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Slide Number 6
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Treatment Unit Head Design
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Photons and electrons
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Photon interaction with matter (atoms)
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Photon interaction with matter (water)
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Photon interaction with matter (water)
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Photon interaction with matter (water)
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Absorbed Dose – Gray [Gy]
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Absolute Dose - Linac
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Dose distribution in water (depth dose)
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Photon Intensity Attenuation- Inverse Square Law
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Depth dose (different engergy)
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Dose Distribution in Water (profiles)
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Dose Distribution in Water (profiles)
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Dose dependence (field size)
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For the given situation what will happen with the dose?
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Dose dependence (field size)
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Dose dependence (field size)
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Beam Modifications - Wedges
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Beam Modifications – Wegdes
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Dose Calculation Models
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Dose Calculation Accuracy
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Dose calculation models
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Treatment planning
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Treatment planning
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Treatment planning
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Treatment planning
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How do you plan ”more simple” cases (e.g. palliative and breast) at your department?
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Delineation of structures (3D)
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Evaluation of Dose (3D)
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Evaluation of Dose Volume Histograms
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Dose Volume Histogram
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Dose Volume (Area) Histogram
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Dose Volume (Area) Histogram
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Dose Volume (Area) Histogram
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Dose Volume Histogram
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Dose Volume Histogram
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Dose Volume Histogram
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Dose Volume Histogram
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Dose Volume Histogram
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Dose Volume Histogram
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Dose Volume Histogram
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Dose Volume Histogram
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Dose Volume Histogram
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Dose Volume Histogram
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Dose Volume Histogram
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Dose Volume Histogram
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Dose Volume Histogram
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Thank you for your attention
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L2. Introduction to BTP-oncologist persepctive-PK
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Introduction to Treatment Planning
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Principles of Radiotherapy
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Clinical Relevance of the Radiotherapy Plan
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Clinical Relevance
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Treatment Intent
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Treatment Intent
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Treatment Intent
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The Ideal Plan
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The Ideal Plan
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Typical DVH Prostate Radiotherapy
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The reality: Competing priorities
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Concept of Therapeutic Index
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Slide Number 16
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Dose Volume Constraints
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Importance of Target Coverage
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Risks of Poor Target Coverage
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Importance of homogeneity [95-107%]
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Optic chiasm homogeneity
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Optic chiasm homogeneity
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Acute side effects of radiation
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Late Effects in Radiation Oncology
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L3. ICRU recommendations on Volume and Dose_DS
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ICRU
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Background
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Background
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Background
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Population Setup Errors
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Example IGRT
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ICRU recommendations on Dose
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L4. Treatment planning - tools and general principles part 1
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Treatment Planning: Tools and General Principles
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Learning Outcomes
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Steps in the 3D Conformal Treatment Planning Process
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3D Conformal Treatment Planning
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Optimisation
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Fixed FSD vs. Isocentric Single Field
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Fixed FSD vs. Isocentric Dose Single Field
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Fixed Vs. Isocentric Single Field
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Fixed Vs. Isocentric Parallel Opposed
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Fixed Vs. Isocentric Parallel Opposed (Dose)
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Fixed Vs. Isocentric PO
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Gantry Angle
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Gantry Angle
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Collimator Angle
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Floor Angle
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Isocentre Placement
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Isocentre Placement 2
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Energy Selection
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Energy Selection
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Slide Number 20
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Question
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Penumbra
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Field Sizes
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Shaping fields to PTV only
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Shaping fields considering penumbra
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Wedges
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Wedging
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Why shape isodoses with wedges?
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Beam Weighting
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Dose Weighting
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Dose Weighting
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Bolus
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Effect of Bolus
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Scanning with bolus in situ
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Normalisation
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Normalisation
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Normalisation at isocentre
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Normalisation to a point
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Plan Evaluation: Isodoses
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Isodose distribution
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Plan evaluation
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Visual Assessment of Plan
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Target coverage inspection
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Organ at risk inspection
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Plan analysis:Dose Volume Histograms
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DVH
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Cumulative DVH
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Cumulative DVH
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Cumulative DVH
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What are dose volume constraints (DVCs?)
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How to read a dose volume constraint
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Cumulative DVH
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Analysis using DVHs
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Dose volume constraints
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Which constraint is most important for normal tissue?
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Organs with high seriality
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Organs with architecture arranged in parallel
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Conclusion
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L5. Palliative PK
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Treatment Considerations for Palliative Radiotherapy
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Outline
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Common Indications
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Common Indications
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Treatment Goals
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Slide Number 8
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Slide Number 21
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Spinal Cord Compression
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Commonest sites of cord compression
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Presentation
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Slide Number 26
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Slide Number 27
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Whole Brain Radiotherapy
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WBRT
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Palliative Lung Case
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Palliative Lung Case
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Palliative Lung Case
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Slide Number 34
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Slide Number 35
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Take Home Messages
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L6. Introduction and IGRT for palliative treatment
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Slide Number 1
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Content of the presentation
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Overview of IGRT lectures @ the BP course
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Overview of IGRT lectures @ the BP course
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Overview of IGRT lectures @ the BP course
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IGRT? I’m at a treatment planning course, right?
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What do people from the Linac want to know about the TP?
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How accurate should the delivery be?
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Position of critical points in TP
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How realistic in my TP?
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Is this realistic/achievable?
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Slide Number 12
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IGRT in palliative treatment
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Imaging modalities
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Imaging modalities
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Portal Imaging - physics
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Goals of PortaI Imaging
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Technical aspects of EPIDs
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Examples of portal images
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EPID – field images
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Electronic Portal Imaging
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kV source moutend on linac
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kV imaging: Cyberknife
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Exac Trac® IGRT system
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Some images
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kV imaging
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Cone beam CT
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CBCT Acquisition
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How does it work?
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Image registration: Defining the ROI
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CBCT imaging
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Traditional TP in Palliative Radiotherapy
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Traditional TP in Palliative RT
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Traditional TP in Palliative RT
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SBRT for spinal cord compression
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SBRT for spinal cord compression
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SBRT for spinal cord compression
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Take home messages
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L7. Treatment Planning Pelvic Cancers_CG
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Slide Number 1
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Treatment Planning for Pelvic Cancers
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Anatomy
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Overview
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Pelvic Cancers
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Pelvic Cancers
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Diagnostic Work-Up
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Cervical Cancer
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Anatomy
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Aetiology
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Pathology
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Management
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Cervix Radiotherapy
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RT in Cervix Cancer
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Cervix Radiotherapy
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Contouring: Key Publications
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Components* of CTV-T
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Slide Number 22
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Target Volume Delineation
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Nodal Margins
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Slide Number 26
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Slide Number 27
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Slide Number 28
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Radical Cervix Radiotherapy
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Dose
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Uterus
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Epidemiology
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Anatomy
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Management: Stage I-III
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Stage I
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Stage II
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Stage III
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Stage IV
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Adjuvant Radiotherapy
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Stage I: controversial Treatment following surgery for adenocarcinoma
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Adjuvant Therapy: Stage II/III
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Post-Op Endometrial RT Contouring
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Dose
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Role of IMRT in Gynae Cancers
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Rectal Cancer
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Slide Number 47
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Rectum Anatomy
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Pathology
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Spread
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Pelvic Lymph Nodes
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Total Mesorectal Excision (TME)
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Management – localised
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Aims of Additional Therapy
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Pre-Operative Radiotherapy
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Pre-Operative RT in Rectal Cancer
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Positioning/Immobilisation
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Rectum Pre-Op Radiotherapy Planning
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Slide Number 61
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Slide Number 62
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Anal Cancer
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Epidemiology
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Invasive Cancer
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Spread - lymphatic
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Management
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Management (>T2 N0)
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Radiotherapy Technique
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Target Volume Definition
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Phase I
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Target Volume Definition
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Phase II
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More Advanced Cancers
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Slide Number 76
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Toxicity - Early
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Female Pelvic RT Toxicity - Late
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Male Pelvic RT Toxicity - Late
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Summary
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Treatment Planning for Pelvic Cancers
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L8. Prostate PK
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Treatment Considerations for Prostate Cancer
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Outline
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Anatomy
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Slide Number 6
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Slide Number 7
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Slide Number 8
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Slide Number 9
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Slide Number 10
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Slide Number 11
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Organs at Risk
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Slide Number 13
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Slide Number 14
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Slide Number 15
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Slide Number 16
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Slide Number 17
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Patient Immobilisation
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Delineations
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Slide Number 20
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Variation in Contouring
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Delineations
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Organ Motion
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Slide Number 26
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Impact of Rectal Distension
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Slide Number 28
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Strategies to address with Organ Motion
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Slide Number 30
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Slide Number 31
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Fiducial Markers
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Take home message
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L9. Contouring session Pelvis_DP
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Slide Number 1
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Contouring Session 1: Pelvis
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Anatomical Definition: Rectum
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Anatomical Definition: Bladder
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Anatomical Definition: Bladder
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Contouring Guidelines
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Contouring Guidelines and Atlas
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RTOG Guidelines: Rectum
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RTOG guidelines: Bladder
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Start of rectum
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Rectum
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Prostate Apex
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Rectum
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Rectum
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QUANTEC SegmentationRectum
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QUANTEC Papers
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L10. IGRT and margin determination for pelvic treatment_MK
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Slide Number 1
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Content of the presentation
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Margin determination
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Errors in the radiotherapy chain
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Errors and Margins
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The delineation error is a random error
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Organ motion is a:
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Errors in the radiotherapy chain (McKenzie et al., BIR 2003)
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How to solve the problem?
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Margin for prostate RT
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Offline/Online bony anatomy matching
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Offline/Online bony anatomy matching
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Offline marker registration using fiducial markers
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Problem/challenge
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Fiducial markers
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Fiducial markers: offline
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Fiducial markers: offline
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Online fiducial marker registration
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Food for thought!
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Would you like to treat a patient like this offline?
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Food for thought!
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Would you like to treat a patient like this offline?
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Online Position Verification
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Offline vs Online
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Online Position Verification
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Online marker registration using CBCT
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ConeBeam CT: soft tissue information
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Many ways to Rome!
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(Adaptive) strategies
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Other physiological motion
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Bladder strategy 1
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Strategy 2: Plan of the day
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Solving visibility problems
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Slide Number 34
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“Predictable” random changes
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Plan of the day
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Slide Number 37
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L11. Treatment planning tools and general principles part 2
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Treatment Planning: Tools and General Principles Part 2.
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Learning Outcomes
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Inhomogeneities
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Inhomogeneities
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Effect of Lung (Pencil Beam Algorithm)
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Effect of Lung (Pencil Beam Algorithm)
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Effect of Lung
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Inhomogeneities
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How does the TPS compute dose in inhomogeneities?
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Dose Calculation Algorithm Review
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Dose Calculation Algorithm Review
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Pencil Beam
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Collapsed Cone
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Pencil Beam Algorithm
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Collapsed Cone Algorithm
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Slide Number 16
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Slide Number 17
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Comparison of Pencil Beam and Collapsed Cone
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Segmented Fields
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Use of segmented fields
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Breast Plan before segments (Note hot areas)
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How to create segmented fields in a chest wall case
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Lateral Segment indicating location of MLCs
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Result - Settings
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New Distribution
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Balanced Weights
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Hole in Dose
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Modified MLC
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Result
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Final Dose at Central Axis
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Final Dose at Superior End
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Final Dose at Inferior End
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Inverse Planning
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Why use IMRT?
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Dosimetric merits of IMRT
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Straight Lats and IMRT Plan
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3DCRT vs. IMRT
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3DCRT vs. IMRT
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Inverse Planning
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Inverse Planning
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Inverse Planning
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Advantages: Inverse Planning
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Advantages of Inverse Planning
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Conclusion
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L12. Treatment Planning Breast Cancer_CG
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Slide Number 1
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Treatment Planning for Breast Cancer
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Overview
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Diagnostic Work-Up
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Pattern of Spread
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Local Management
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Breast Conserving Surgery (BCS)
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Consider mastectomy…
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BCS and WBI
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Rationale for Partial Breast Irradiation
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Accelerated PBI Methods
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2-Dimensional Whole Breast Irradiation
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2-D Whole Breast Irradiation
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Slide Number 14
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IMRT in breast cancer: data accumulating
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Loco-regional Nodes
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Supra-Clavicular RT
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Axillary RT
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Internal Mammary RT
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Post-Mastectomy RT
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Cardiac Toxicity
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Compensating for Respiratory Motion
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Conclusions
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Summary
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Treatment Planning for Breast Cancer
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L13. Introduction to breast workshop_DS
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Introduction to the practical treatment planning workshop on Breast
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Cases
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Breast 1
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Breast 2
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Overall aim
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Dose Volume Constraints
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Expectations
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Follow the Guidelines
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Questions
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Questions
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DVC - Check points
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Slide Number 12
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L14. IGRT for breast MKA
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Slide Number 1
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IGRT for breast cancer
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Content of the presentation
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Delineation
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Common target volumes
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Target volume delineation - variability
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Slide Number 7
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Target volume delineation - variability
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Multiple modalities
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Use of fiducials
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Treatment planning
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Treatment planning – Typical beam set-up
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Treatment planning – Typical beam set-up
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Slide Number 14
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Slide Number 15
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Margins
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Margins
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Unsufficient margins?
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Margins
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Margins
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Epi vs CBCT
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Treatment – EPID versus CBCT verification
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Image quality EPID & CBCT
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Coordinates (LR, AP, CC versus U, V)
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Correlation in the U – direction
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Correlation in the V – direction
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Results
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Summary
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Anatomical changes
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Seroma changes
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Seroma changes
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Seroma changes
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Seroma changes
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Changes in breast shape
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Average difference (treatment  planning)
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Slide Number 36
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SD of average distances (all)
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Breathhold technique
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Slide Number 39
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Essential: education & compliance
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Take home messages
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L15. Treatment Planning Thoracic Cancers_CG
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Slide Number 1
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Treatment Planning for Thoracic Cancers
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Overview
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Thoracic Cancers
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Slide Number 5
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Diagnostic Work-Up
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Oesophagus and OG Junction
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Slide Number 8
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Surgical outcome by stage
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Slide Number 10
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Multimodality treatment for localised disease
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Definitive Chemoradiation
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CROSS Pre-Op CRT study
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Slide Number 14
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Post operative radiotherapy
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Positioning and Immobilisation
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Slide Number 17
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Slide Number 18
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Toxicity
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Lung
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Slide Number 21
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Slide Number 22
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NSCLC: Pattern of Spread
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Radical EBRT-NSCLC
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Radical EBRT- NSCLC
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Volume Definition / Delineation
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CT Window Settings
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Volume Definition / Delineation
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Slide Number 29
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Slide Number 30
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Radical EBRT
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Radical EBRT
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Slide Number 33
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Lung Tumour Motion (cm)
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ICRU 83: 4D Volume delineation Process
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Organ motion
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Radical EBRT- NSCLC
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Radical EBRT: Planning Technique
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Slide Number 39
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3DCRT vs. IMRT
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Potential Role of IMRT
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Radical Conventional Radiotherapy
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Summary
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Treatment Planning for Thoracic Cancers
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L16. Contouring Session Thorax_DP
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Slide Number 1
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Contouring Case 2 Thorax
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Anatomical Definition: Heart
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Heart Delineation Issues
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Contouring Guidelines
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Whole heart and pericardium
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Feng: Cardiac Atlas
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Feng: Cardiac Atlas
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RTOG: Atlas for breast cancer
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RTOG atlas for breast cancer
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Quantec: Heart
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QUANTEC Heart Segmentation
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QUANTEC Heart segmentation
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Anatomical Definition: Thoracic Oesophagus
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Contouring Guidelines: Oesophagus
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QUANTEC Oesophagus Segmentation
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Contouring Guidelines
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Contouring Guidelines: Oesophagus RT1106
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Contouring Atlas: Oesophagus
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Start of Oesophagus
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End of Oesophagus
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Oesophagus
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Oesophagus
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Oesophagus
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Oesophagus
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Oesophagus
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L17. Optimizing the treatment volume in_MK
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Slide Number 1
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Content of the presentation
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Radiotherapy is an effective but toxic treatment
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Systematic approach
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GTV/CTV definition
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GTV/CTV
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Positron Emission Tomography
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Delineation variation: CT versus CT + PET
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ITV= IM + CTV
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Minimizing the impact of respiration
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Motion encompassing ITV
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Gating
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Gating
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Mid ventilation
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Mid ventilation
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PTV=ITV+SM (Set-up margin)
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Set-up margin
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Where to register on?
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Be aware of the OAR: Critical isodose
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How do you register?
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When do you image?
677

Example: prostate
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Special attention to: anatomical changes
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Slide Number 24
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Weekly 3D imaging is mandatory!
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And what about TP?
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Conformity index (CI)
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From low to high conformity
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CRT vs IMRT or VMAT
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Small reductions in CTV-PTV margin
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PTV 5 cm diameter5mm CTV-PTV margin reductionWhat will be the % volume reduction?
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Is it worth the effort? YES!
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Where to start?
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M=2.5*Σ+0.7*σ
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Errors summed in quadratic
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What happens?
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Conclusions
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L18. Head & Neck PK Lisbon
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Treatment Planning Considerations in Head and Neck Cancer
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General Overview
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General Overview
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Introduction
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General Overview
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Aetiology
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Nasopharyngeal cancer and Epstein-Barr virus
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Oropharyngeal Cancer and Human Papilloma Virus
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General Overview
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Oral Cavity Subsites
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Oral Tongue Tumour
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Oral Cavity Tumours
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Cancer Retromolar Trigone
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Oropharynx Subsites
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Tonsillar Cancer
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Soft Palate Cancer
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Larynx Subsites
710

Vocal Cord Anatomy
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Vocal Cord Tumour
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Hypopharynx Subsites
713

Pyriform Sinus Cancer
714

Nasopharynx Subsites
715

Signs & Symptoms
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General Overview
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Work Up
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Work Up
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Imaging: CT / MRI / PET
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CT Neck - Lymphadenopathy
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MRI – Primary Tumour
722

PET/CT
723

PET/CT: Sagittal,Coronal + Axial Views
724

PET/CT : Axial Views
725

Patterns of Spread
726

Work Up
727

Histology
728

General Overview
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T stage generally......
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T stage .....but the exceptions
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N Stage(apart from nasopharynx)
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Lymph Node Levels
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Lymph Node Levels
734

General Overview
735

Management: MDM
736

General Principles of Treatment
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What LN Levels to treat in the neck?
738

Pre Radiotherapy ProcessDental Review Extractions + Oral Hygiene
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Pre Radiotherapy ProcessOral Stents
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Pre Radiotherapy ProcessDietician + SALT Review
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Pre Radiotherapy ProcessPercutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy
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Pre-Radiotherapy ProcessMedical Oncology Consult
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RT Treatment PlanningPatient Positioning
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RT Treatment PlanningOrfit
745

RT Treatment PlanningTechniques
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RT Dose
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IMRT Dose
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RT Treatment Planning3D Planning CT
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RT Treatment Planning CTV – Lymph nodes
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RT Treatment Planning 3D Planning CT
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5 Field Beam arrangement and isodose distribution for well-lateralised target - parotid
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3D Radiotherapy Plan – Unilateral RTAllows treatment of one side of neck, sparing of spinal cord and contralateral parotid
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Slide Number 61
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IMRTReducing parotid dose in Tonsillar Cancer
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Dose Volume HistogramShows dose received by different volumes of tissues
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OARs
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On Treatment Imaging
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General Overview
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RT Toxicity
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Reactions Depend On:
761

Early Effects
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Skin Reaction
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Mucositis
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Xerostomia
765

Late Effects
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The end
767

L19. Treatment planning for Head and Neck_DS
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Treatment planning for Head and Neck
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The challenge with HN treatment planning
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Many dose levels
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High dose
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Many critical structures (OAR)
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Slide Number 6
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Compromises between dose to target and OAR
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OAR priorities
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OAR priorities
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OAR priorities
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OAR priorities
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DAHANCA
779

Delineation
780

Conventional 3DCRT
781

Reference Point
782

Outlining Contour
783

Outlining Contour – Remove fiducials
784

Contrast and Artefacts
785

Slide Number 19
786

Slide Number 20
787

Slide Number 21
788

Isocentre Placement
789

Isocentre Placement 2
790

Glottis T1 - delineation
791

Glottis T1 - isocenter
792

Glottis T1 – treatment fields
793

Glottis T1 – dose distribution
794

Beam Arrangements
795

Posterior Oblique Beam (RPO)
796

RPO beam close to eyes
797

Collimator / Floor Angles
798

Anterior Oblique Beam (RAO)
799

Lateral Beam (RLO)
800

Calculation Points
801

Dose Weighting
802

First Distribution
803

Increased Wedges
804

Segments on RLO field
805

Distribution After Segments
806

Summary
807

Inverse treatment planning (IMRT/VMAT)
808

Standard invers planlægning
809

Standard invers planlægning
810

Standard invers planlægning
811

Conventional 3DCRT compared to IMRT
812

Straight Lats and IMRT Plan
813

Straight Lats and IMRT Plan
814

Thank you for your attention
815