Developing predictive dose-voume relationships for a radiotherapy treatment
AssigneeWashington University
InventorsKevin L. Moore, Sasa Mutic, Ryan Scott Brame, Lindsey Appenzoller
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AssigneeWashington University
InventorsKevin L. Moore, Sasa Mutic, Ryan Scott Brame, Lindsey Appenzoller
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Embodiments develop a predictive dose-volume relationships for a radiation therapy treatment is provided. A system includes a memory area for storing data corresponding to a plurality of patients, wherein the data comprises a three-dimensional representation of the planning target volume and one or more organs-at-risk. The data further comprises an amount of radiation delivered to the planning target volume and the one or more organs-at-risk. The system further includes one or more processors programmed to access, from the memory area, the data and to develop a model that predicts dose-volume relationships using the three-dimensional representations of the planning target volume and the one or more organs-at-risk. The model is being derived from correlations between dose-volume relationships and calculated minimum distance vectors between discrete volume elements of the one or more organs-at-risk and a boundary surface of the planning target volume.
A system for developing a predictive dose-volume relationship for a radiation therapy treatment, the system comprising:
A radiation therapy system for predicting a dose-volume relationship for a radiation therapy treatment, the system comprising:
A method comprising:
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