Intensity-modulated radiation therapy for multiple targets with tomotherapy using multiple sets of static ports from different angles
Intensity-modulated radiation therapy for multiple targets with tomotherapy using multiple sets of static ports from different angles
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使用多组不同角度的静态端口通过断层放疗对多个目标进行调强放射治疗
DOI:
10.1002/acm2.12874
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
2.1
通讯作者:
Sugie Chikao
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作者:
Manabe Yoshihiko;Shibamoto Yuta;Murai Taro;Torii Akira;Niwa Masanari;Kondo Takuhito;Okazaki Dai;Sugie Chikao
BackgroundTo treat multiple targets separated in the craniocaudal direction within a short time, we invented a new technique using multiple static‐port tomotherapy with the dynamic‐jaw mode and named it the pseudo‐DJDC (pDJDC) technique. We compared the pDJDC plans and helical tomotherapy plans using the dynamic‐jaw mode (HDJ) for multiple targets. In the pDJDC plans, we used a beam set with 2–7 ports to the targets at the same level in the craniocaudal direction, and employed another beam set for other targets using different port angles (9–12 angles in total).MethodsIn seven patients, two plans using the pDJDC and HDJ techniques were compared. For multiple targets (n = 2–6), 20–60 Gy in 2‐ to 7.5‐Gy fractions were prescribed for the planning target volumes at D50%. The conformity index, uniformity index (D5%/D95%), dose distribution in the lung, and treatment time were evaluated.ResultsThe median conformity index of all seven patients was 3.0 for the pDJDC plans and 2.4 for the HDJ plans (P= 0.031). The median uniformity indices of the planning target volume (n = 25) for the two plans were 1.048 and 1.057, respectively (P= 0.10). For five patients with thoracic targets, the median mean lung doses were 2.6 Gy and 2.4 Gy, respectively (P= 0.63). The median V5Gy and V20Gy of the lungs in the five patients were 11.8% and 8.5% (P= 0.63), and 1.6% and 2.1% (P= 0.31), respectively. The pDJDC plans reduced the treatment time by 48% compared to the HDJ plans (median: 462 and 884 sec, respectively,P= 0.031).ConclusionThe pDJDC technique allows treatment of multiple targets in almost half the time of the HDJ technique. The pDJDC plans were comparable to the HDJ plans in dose distribution, although the conformity index deteriorated.