A computer-implemented medical method for radiation treatment (rt) planning for treating multiple brain metastases of a patient
AssigneeBrainlab AG
InventorsCornelis KAMERLING, Stefan SCHELL
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AssigneeBrainlab AG
InventorsCornelis KAMERLING, Stefan SCHELL
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The present application provides an initial, or first, packed arc setup to be compared with predefined arc setup constraints. These predefined arc setup constraints at least constrain the number of patient table angles per target volume, constrain the number of times the gantry moves along one arc per table angle, constraint the sum of gantry span per metastasis over all arcs, and constrain the minimum table span. Based on the result of the comparison between the first packed arc setup with the predefined arc setup constraints, a second arc setup is automatically suggested. The automatically suggested second arc setup may then be compared with the first one by calculating a score for both setups. Several iterations of such a method can be carried out based on the comparison between an arc setup and the following, subsequent arc setup in the iteration.
A computer-implemented medical method for radiation treatment (RT) planning for treating multiple brain metastases of a patient, the method comprising the following steps:
A program logic stored in a memory device of a computer that when running on the computer or when loaded onto the computer, causes the computer to perform a method comprising:
A medical system, comprising:
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