Accounting for and harnessing RBE variability in proton therapy
质子治疗中考虑和利用 RBE 变异性
基本信息
- 批准号:9751238
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 28.08万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2018
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2018-08-01 至 2021-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AccountingAffectBiologicalChildhood EpendymomaClinicalComputer SimulationComputer softwareDataData AnalysesDatabasesDimensionsDoseEffectivenessElementsFoundationsGoalsLinear Energy TransferLocationMeta-AnalysisMethodologyMethodsModelingNormal tissue morphologyOutcomePatientsPhotonsPhysical FunctionPlanning TechniquesProcessProtonsPublishingRadiation therapyRelative Biological EffectivenessResearchResidual TumorsSourceStructureTherapeuticTimeTissuesTreatment outcomeUncertaintyVariantbasecancer radiation therapyclinically relevantclinically significantcohortdensityexperienceexperimental studyionizationphenomenological modelsphysical propertypredictive toolsproton beamproton therapyspectral energytooltreatment planningvirtual clinical trial
项目摘要
The proposed study concerns proton beam radiotherapy of cancer. In the current standard of practice,
treatment planning for proton therapy is based on the assumption that the relative biological effectiveness
(RBE) of protons is 1.1 for all beam energies, dose levels and locations within the treated volume. Under this
assumption, optimization of a treatment plan involves optimization of the physical dose only. However, it is well
known that proton RBE is not constant. Abundant experimental data show unambiguously that the RBE
increases with decreasing proton energy and with decreasing dose. Both these quantities vary within the
treated volume and so does the RBE. This means that achieving an optimal distribution of the physical dose
does not necessarily produce a treatment plan that is optimal in terms of the expected biological outcomes.
The proposed study will develop a methodology and tools that will facilitate a new treatment plan
optimization strategy that accounts for RBE variability, directly optimizes expected biological effects of a
treatment, and thereby maximizes the likelihood of achieving best treatment outcomes.
The main hypothesis of this study is that: Variations in proton RBE caused by variations of dose and beam
energy spectrum can be modelled within uncertainties not exceeding those of experimental RBEs. The model
can be incorporated in the treatment planning process so that for each patient a three dimensional RBE
distribution is calculated. The computed RBEs will differ significantly from the generic RBE of 1.1 in clinically
relevant structures. This hypothesis will be investigated by the following specific aims: 1. To develop a
phenomenological model of RBE as a function of dose and beam energy spectrum. 2. To develop a proton
treatment planning methodology where in addition to dose distribution, the variable RBE distribution is
computed. 3. To investigate through treatment planning studies (in-silico or “virtual” clinical trials) the feasibility
of the new methodology and to determine the potential clinical significance of RBE deviations from the generic
RBE of 1.1.
拟议的研究涉及质子束放射治疗癌症。在目前的实践标准中,
质子治疗的治疗计划基于相对生物学有效性的假设
(RBE)对于治疗体积内的所有射束能量、剂量水平和位置,质子的平均值为1.1。根据本
假设,治疗计划的优化仅涉及物理剂量的优化。不过有很好
已知质子RBE不是常数。大量的实验数据明确地表明,
随着质子能量和剂量的降低而增加。这两个数量在
治疗体积和RBE也是如此。这意味着实现物理剂量的最佳分布
并不一定产生在预期生物学结果方面最佳的治疗计划。
拟议的研究将开发一种方法和工具,以促进新的治疗计划
考虑RBE变异性的优化策略,直接优化了
治疗,从而最大限度地实现最佳治疗结果的可能性。
本研究的主要假设是:质子RBE的变化是由剂量和束流的变化引起的
能谱可以在不超过实验RBE的不确定度内建模。模型
因此对于每个患者,
分布计算。计算的RBE将与临床上1.1的通用RBE显著不同。
相关结构。本研究将针对以下几个特定的目的来探讨这一假说:1.开发一个
作为剂量和束流能谱函数的RBE的唯象模型。2.产生质子
治疗计划方法,其中除剂量分布外,可变RBE分布为
计算。3.通过治疗计划研究(计算机模拟或“虚拟”临床试验)研究
并确定RBE偏离仿制药的潜在临床意义
RBE为1.1。
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