Automatische Umplanung von VMAT-Plänen für verschiedene Bestrahlungsgeräte: Ein Template-basierter Ansatz mit beschränkter Optimierung.

Purpose: To investigate a new automatic template-based replanning approach combined with constrained optimization, which may be highly useful for a rapid plan transfer for planned or unplanned machine breakdowns. This approach was tested for prostate cancer (PC) and head-and-neck cancer (HNC) cases....

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Publicado en:Strahlentherapie und Onkologie Vol. 194; no. 10; pp. 921 - 929
Autores principales: Künzel, Luise A., Dohm, Oliver S., Alber, Markus, Zips, Daniel, Thorwarth, Daniela
Formato: Journal Article
Publicado: Springer Nature Oct2018
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          Künzel, Luise A.
          Dohm, Oliver S.
          Alber, Markus
          Zips, Daniel
          Thorwarth, Daniela
        affil: Section for Biomedical Physics, Department of Radiation Oncology, University Hospital Tübingen, 72076, Tübingen, Germany
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          Radiotherapy, Conformal Equipment and Supplies
          Prostatic Neoplasms Radiotherapy
          Radiotherapy, Computer-Assisted Methods
          Radiotherapy, Conformal Methods
          Otorhinolaryngologic Neoplasms Radiotherapy
          Equipment Failure
          Male
          Rectum Radiation Effects
          Equipment Design
          Spinal Cord Radiation Effects
          Parotid Gland Radiation Effects
          Radiation Dosage
          Bladder Radiation Effects
          OARS Multidimensional Functional Assessment Questionnaire
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      ab: Purpose: To investigate a new automatic template-based replanning approach combined with constrained optimization, which may be highly useful for a rapid plan transfer for planned or unplanned machine breakdowns. This approach was tested for prostate cancer (PC) and head-and-neck cancer (HNC) cases.Methods: The constraints of a previously optimized volumetric modulated arc therapy (VMAT) plan were used as a template for automatic plan reoptimization for different accelerator head models. All plans were generated using the treatment planning system (TPS) Hyperion. Automatic replanning was performed for 16 PC cases, initially planned for MLC1 (4 mm MLC) and reoptimized for MLC2 (5 mm) and MLC3 (10 mm) and for 19 HNC cases, replanned from MLC2 to MLC3. EUD, Dmean, D2%, and D98% were evaluated for targets; for OARs EUD and D2% were analyzed. Replanning was considered successful if both plans fulfilled equal constraints.Results: All prostate cases were successfully replanned. The mean relative target EUD deviation was -0.15% and -0.57% for replanning to MLC2 and MLC3, respectively. OAR sparing was successful in all cases. Replanning of HNC cases from MLC2 to MLC3 was successful in 16/19 patients with a mean decrease of -0.64% in PTV60 EUD. In three cases target doses were substantially decreased by up to -2.58% (PTV60) and -3.44% (PTV54), respectively. Nevertheless, OAR sparing was always achieved as planned.Conclusions: Automatic replanning of VMAT plans for a different treatment machine by using pre-existing constraints as a template for a reoptimization is feasible and successful in terms of equal constraints.
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