SARRP with Cone Beam CT and bioluminescence imaging guidance
采用锥束 CT 和生物发光成像引导的 SARRP
基本信息
- 批准号:10417277
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 87.09万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2022-08-01 至 2024-07-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:3-DimensionalAddressAgingAnimal ModelAnimalsBiologicalBiological SciencesCancer BiologyCancer CenterCellsCesiumClinicalConformal RadiotherapyDevicesDoseEnsureFundingGrantIsotopesKentuckyLifeMinorModelingModernizationMonitorNational Cancer InstituteOrganRadiationRadiation therapyRadioResearchResearch PersonnelRiskRoentgen RaysScientistSecuritySystemTechnologyToxic effectToxicologyTranslatingUnited States National Institutes of HealthUniversitiesX-Ray Computed Tomographyanticancer researchbasebioluminescence imagingclinical practicecone-beam computed tomographyimage guidedinstrumentinstrumentationirradiationmemberoptical imagingoutreachpre-clinicalprogramsradiation deliveryradiation effecttomographytumor
项目摘要
Project title: SARRP with Cone Beam CT and bioluminescence imaging guidance
Project Summary/Abstract
The proposed acquisition of the Xstrahl Life Sciences 200 Small Animal Radiation Instrument, a small animal
radiation research platform (SARRP), will provide new capabilities for 3D bioluminescent optical imaging at the
University of Kentucky to meet the needs of 16 NIH-funded investigators whose research programs have a
critical need for instrumentation that is capable of delivering highly conformal radiation from multiple angles to
preclinical small animal models with image guidance for a dose distribution mimicking clinical radiotherapy.
The SARRP system from Xstrahl is able to provide precise irradiation to a small animal from multiple non-
coplanar angles. In addition, features such as integrated computed tomography (CT) as well as bioluminescent
tomography (BLT) provide precise geometric and biological information about the tumor, allowing basic
scientists to better model delivery of radiation therapy that is used clinically, as well as to monitor the effects of
radiation therapy non-invasively. The instrument offers high precision in preclinical radiation therapy treatment,
which enables a higher dose to the tumor with lower dose to organs at risk with demonstrated high local
control, less toxicity and the potential to translate advanced new high-precision findings to increased overall
survival in clinical practice. This instrument platform to be housed in a shared use facility in the University of
Kentucky’s Department of Toxicology and Cancer Biology addresses a strong need for cancer biology
researchers to mimic clinical radiotherapy treatment and will support 23 active grants (21 funded by the NIH),
all of which involve the use of radiation. Importantly, the new instrument capabilities offered by the SARRP will
replace two aging radio-isotopic (Cesium) based irradiators that are at the end of their useful life stage and that
pose a security risk. These systems lack an effective means for targeted radiation delivery. Thus, the new
instrument will provide superior precision beam targeting for significantly enhanced research results. The
university also has a kV x-ray boxed system for radiation research. However, this system is completely
inadequate for modern research discovery, as it lacks the capability to deliver an angled beam and has
therefore been used primarily for cell irradiation. The addition of this Xstrahl instrument will greatly enhance
cancer biology research within the University of Kentucky’s National Cancer Institute-designated Cancer
Center, which encompasses large numbers of members with expertise in cancer biology and radiation
research. Thirteen major users with 19 R01 or equivalent grants and three minor users will form the initial user
base for the SARRP. Detailed outreach plans will also be established to attract more researchers to use this
instrument. University of Kentucky has made a significant institutional commitment to ensure the successful
use of the device after its installation, thereby ensuring operational continuity of high-end cancer research and
the latest technology in small animal irradiation.
项目名称:锥束CT和生物发光成像引导SARRP
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