L1. Introduction to treatment planning_physicist perspective_Final upload 2015 |
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Ionizing Radiation in Radiotherapy? |
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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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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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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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Spinal Cord Compression |
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Commonest sites of cord compression |
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Presentation |
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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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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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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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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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Target Volume Delineation |
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Nodal Margins |
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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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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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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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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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Organs at Risk |
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Patient Immobilisation |
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Delineations |
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Variation in Contouring |
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Delineations |
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Organ Motion |
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Impact of Rectal Distension |
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Strategies to address with Organ Motion |
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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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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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“Predictable” random changes |
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Plan of the day |
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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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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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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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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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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 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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SD of average distances (all) |
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Breathhold technique |
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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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Diagnostic Work-Up |
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Oesophagus and OG Junction |
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Surgical outcome by stage |
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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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Post operative radiotherapy |
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Positioning and Immobilisation |
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Toxicity |
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Lung |
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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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Radical EBRT |
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Radical EBRT |
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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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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 |
664 |
ITV= IM + CTV |
665 |
Minimizing the impact of respiration |
666 |
Motion encompassing ITV |
667 |
Gating |
668 |
Gating |
669 |
Mid ventilation |
670 |
Mid ventilation |
671 |
PTV=ITV+SM (Set-up margin) |
672 |
Set-up margin |
673 |
Where to register on? |
674 |
Be aware of the OAR: Critical isodose |
675 |
How do you register? |
676 |
When do you image? |
677 |
Example: prostate |
678 |
Special attention to: anatomical changes |
679 |
Slide Number 24 |
680 |
Weekly 3D imaging is mandatory! |
681 |
And what about TP? |
682 |
Conformity index (CI) |
683 |
From low to high conformity |
684 |
CRT vs IMRT or VMAT |
685 |
Small reductions in CTV-PTV margin |
686 |
PTV 5 cm diameter5mm CTV-PTV margin reductionWhat will be the % volume reduction? |
687 |
Is it worth the effort? YES! |
688 |
Where to start? |
689 |
M=2.5*Σ+0.7*σ |
690 |
Errors summed in quadratic |
691 |
What happens? |
692 |
Conclusions |
693 |
L18. Head & Neck PK Lisbon |
694 |
Treatment Planning Considerations in Head and Neck Cancer |
694 |
General Overview |
695 |
General Overview |
696 |
Introduction |
697 |
General Overview |
698 |
Aetiology |
699 |
Nasopharyngeal cancer and Epstein-Barr virus |
700 |
Oropharyngeal Cancer and Human Papilloma Virus |
701 |
General Overview |
702 |
Oral Cavity Subsites |
703 |
Oral Tongue Tumour |
704 |
Oral Cavity Tumours |
705 |
Cancer Retromolar Trigone |
706 |
Oropharynx Subsites |
707 |
Tonsillar Cancer |
708 |
Soft Palate Cancer |
709 |
Larynx Subsites |
710 |
Vocal Cord Anatomy |
711 |
Vocal Cord Tumour |
712 |
Hypopharynx Subsites |
713 |
Pyriform Sinus Cancer |
714 |
Nasopharynx Subsites |
715 |
Signs & Symptoms |
716 |
General Overview |
717 |
Work Up |
718 |
Work Up |
719 |
Imaging: CT / MRI / PET |
720 |
CT Neck - Lymphadenopathy |
721 |
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 |
729 |
T stage generally...... |
730 |
T stage .....but the exceptions |
731 |
N Stage(apart from nasopharynx) |
732 |
Lymph Node Levels |
733 |
Lymph Node Levels |
734 |
General Overview |
735 |
Management: MDM |
736 |
General Principles of Treatment |
737 |
What LN Levels to treat in the neck? |
738 |
Pre Radiotherapy ProcessDental Review Extractions + Oral Hygiene |
739 |
Pre Radiotherapy ProcessOral Stents |
740 |
Pre Radiotherapy ProcessDietician + SALT Review |
741 |
Pre Radiotherapy ProcessPercutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy |
742 |
Pre-Radiotherapy ProcessMedical Oncology Consult |
743 |
RT Treatment PlanningPatient Positioning |
744 |
RT Treatment PlanningOrfit |
745 |
RT Treatment PlanningTechniques |
746 |
RT Dose |
747 |
IMRT Dose |
748 |
RT Treatment Planning3D Planning CT |
749 |
RT Treatment Planning CTV – Lymph nodes |
750 |
RT Treatment Planning 3D Planning CT |
751 |
5 Field Beam arrangement and isodose distribution for well-lateralised target - parotid |
752 |
3D Radiotherapy Plan – Unilateral RTAllows treatment of one side of neck, sparing of spinal cord and contralateral parotid |
753 |
Slide Number 61 |
754 |
IMRTReducing parotid dose in Tonsillar Cancer |
755 |
Dose Volume HistogramShows dose received by different volumes of tissues |
756 |
OARs |
757 |
On Treatment Imaging |
758 |
General Overview |
759 |
RT Toxicity |
760 |
Reactions Depend On: |
761 |
Early Effects |
762 |
Skin Reaction |
763 |
Mucositis |
764 |
Xerostomia |
765 |
Late Effects |
766 |
The end |
767 |
L19. Treatment planning for Head and Neck_DS |
768 |
Treatment planning for Head and Neck |
768 |
The challenge with HN treatment planning |
769 |
Many dose levels |
770 |
High dose |
771 |
Many critical structures (OAR) |
772 |
Slide Number 6 |
773 |
Compromises between dose to target and OAR |
774 |
OAR priorities |
775 |
OAR priorities |
776 |
OAR priorities |
777 |
OAR priorities |
778 |
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 |