Monitoring organ morphology for radiation treatment delivery using ultrasound
AssigneeThe Medical College of Wisconsin, Inc.
InventorsWilliam Adrian Hall, Eric Paulson
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AssigneeThe Medical College of Wisconsin, Inc.
InventorsWilliam Adrian Hall, Eric Paulson
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The morphology of an anatomical target is monitored using ultrasound to confirm when the anatomical target's morphology is substantially aligned, or otherwise in agreement, with a reference morphology indicated by a radiation treatment plan and determined from pre-treatment ultrasound data. Ultrasound data are acquired to measure and monitor the morphology of an anatomical target, such as the bladder, rectum, stomach, or the like. The ultrasound data are compared to reference data. When the morphology of the anatomical target is substantially aligned, or otherwise in agreement, with the anatomical morphology indicated by the reference data and the radiation treatment plan, then the patient can be provided with the planned radiation treatment for that day.
A method for analyzing ultrasound data to monitor agreement of an anatomical target morphology with a radiation treatment plan, the method comprising:
A user device, comprising:
A method for monitoring agreement of an anatomical target morphology with a radiation treatment plan, the method comprising:
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