Abstract
Purpose
On-line setup procedure was performed before treatment for lung cancer patient for stereotactic radiation surgery (SRS) using recently introduced Cone Beam CT.
Materials and Methods:
Cone Beam CT was performed for 10 patients who did SRS during 18 July and 1 September, 2006 using On Board Imager (OPB) system made by Varian, USA. The treatment position of patient was corrected comparing Images obtaining from CBCT and used in treatment planning.
Results:
Comparing the CBCT images and CT images used in treatment planning, the movement of the couch is 2,3±2+3 mm, 1.8士 2.8 mm, 0.3±3.5 mm for vertical, lateral, and longitudinal direction. It took about 1 hr for conventional treatment procedure in image acquisition of CT before treatment and image registration. But it took about 4-7 minute in on-line setup using CBCT (1 〜2 min for image acquisition using CBCT, 2~3 miri for CT reconstruction of 2.5 mm slice thickness, 1 -2 min for on-line setup using image registration).
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