Prediction of lung tumor motion with combinational use of High-order repetitive control and Long-Short term memory
Prediction of lung tumor motion with combinational use of High-order repetitive control and Long-Short term memory
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结合使用高阶重复控制和长短期记忆来预测肺肿瘤运动
DOI:
10.1109/smc42975.2020.9283414
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2020
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Shiinoki Takehiro
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作者:
Okusako Shota;Fujii Fumitake;Shiinoki Takehiro
The dynamic tumor tracking radiotherapy (DTT-RT) is the cutting-edge technology that attempts to track and irradiates the moving tumor continuously. Prediction of the 50 -500 ms future position of the tumor is necessary for successful implementation of DTT-RT to compensate for the positioning lag of the multi-leaf collimator (MLC). It is known that lung tumor exhibits respiratory induced motion. Precise prediction of lung tumor motion is known to be a very difficult problem since it exhibits large variation both on the amplitude and the phase of the trajectory, although it is induced by respiration of a patient that is nearly periodic. This paper proposes a prediction model of a lung tumor motion. The proposed model utilizes the high-order repetitive control to generate prediction corresponding to periodic baseline of the trajectory and the long-short term memory to cope with the remaining portion. We have developed nine personalized prediction models for nine patients who underwent respiratory gated stereotactic body radiotherapy in Yamaguchi University Hospital to predict 666 ms ahead 3D tumor position for each patient. The average 3D RMS position error for the nine patients was 2.18 mm (±1.66).