Volumetric imaging on a radiotherapy apparatus
AssigneeBrainlab AG
InventorsStefan Vilsmeier, Cornel Schlossbauer, Stephan Erbel, Ulf Labsik
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeBrainlab AG
InventorsStefan Vilsmeier, Cornel Schlossbauer, Stephan Erbel, Ulf Labsik
Estimating the term…
Volumetric imaging on a radiotherapy apparatus, wherein a body, of which a volumetric image data set is to be produced, is positioned on a couch of the radiotherapy apparatus, and the couch or a bearing area of the couch or the body itself is rotated about a spatially fixed axis. During rotation, multiple x-ray images of the body or of a part of the body are produced and stored by at least one radiation source/image recorder system which is separate from the radiotherapy apparatus and whose radiation path is substantially not parallel to the spatially fixed axis. The rotational position of the couch or the bearing area of the couch or the body itself is detected while the images are produced, and the rotational position is assigned to the corresponding image, wherein a volumetric image data set of the body is reconstructed from the x-ray images by image processing and assignment by a computer system.
A method for volumetric imaging on a radiotherapy apparatus, comprising:
A device for volumetric imaging on a radiotherapy apparatus, comprising:
A program embodied in a computer-readable medium for volumetric imaging on a radiotherapy apparatus, wherein a body of which a volumetric image data set is to be produced is positioned on a couch of the radiotherapy apparatus, wherein at least one radiation source/image recorder system is separate from the radiotherapy apparatus and whose path is substantially not parallel to a spatially fixed axis, comprising:
A system for volumetric imaging on a radiotherapy apparatus, wherein a body of which a volumetric image data set is to be produced is positioned on a couch of the radiotherapy apparatus, wherein at least one radiation source/image recorder system is separate from the radiotherapy apparatus and whose path is substantially not parallel to a spatially fixed axis, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.