Treatment planning device, particle beam therapy system and method for determining scanning route of charged particle beam
AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorTakaaki Iwata
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AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorTakaaki Iwata
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A scanning candidate route extracting unit which extracts plural candidates of scanning routes in which each of the scanning routes connects all spot positions in one layer is provided, in an evaluation function using necessary scanning time Tk and weight coefficient wk for a kth partial route among partial routes which are routes between the spot positions which are adjacent on one of the plural candidates of scanning routes, and number n of spot in the layer, wk with respect to a partial route which passes through affected tissue is set to be 1, wk with respect to a partial route which passes through normal tissue is set to be bigger than 1, and wk with respect to a partial route which passes through an important internal organ is set to be bigger than wk with respect to a partial route which passes through normal tissue.
A treatment planning device by which a scanning route of a charged particle beam of a particle beam therapy system is determined, wherein the particle beam therapy system comprises an X-directional scanning electromagnet and a Y-directional scanning electromagnet for deflecting a charged particle beam in an X-direction and a Y-direction which are two perpendicular directions to a traveling direction of the charged particle beam so as for the charged particle beam to move and stay repeatedly and the charged particle beam is irradiated onto an affected part of a patient which is an irradiation objective,
A method for determining a scanning route of a charged particle beam of a particle beam therapy system in which scanning is performed by moving and staying the charged particle beam repeatedly by an X-directional scanning electromagnet and a Y-directional scanning electromagnet for deflecting a charged particle beam in an X-direction and a Y-direction which are two perpendicular directions to a traveling direction of the charged particle beam and the charted particle beam is irradiated onto an affected part of a patient which is an irradiation objective, comprising
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