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Optimization of High Dose Conformal Therapy

Optimization of High Dose Conformal Therapy
高剂量适形治疗的优化
批准号:
7658884
负责人:
BENEDICK A FRAASS
金额:
$258.36万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
1997
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1997-02-01 至 2011-06-30

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中文摘要
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描述(由申请人提供):本项目的总体目标是通过超越简单解剖的个体化治疗来改善癌症的高剂量适形放射治疗。先前的资助研究了计划优化,适形剂量分布,患者相关的几何不确定性和运动,以及在进行肿瘤剂量递增而不增加并发症的情况下限制正常组织治疗的剂量/体积耐受边界。随着治疗过程中运动和设置不确定性知识的增加,以及新的成像技术导致反应和毒性的早期预测,我们现在有机会通过整合整个治疗过程中的事件来优化和个性化每位患者的治疗。因此,该项目将致力于个性化和优化患者的整个计划/交付过程。
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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The overall objective of this program project is to improve high dose conformal radiation treatments for cancer by individualizing therapy beyond simple anatomy. The previous grant studied plan optimization, conformal dose distributions, patient related geometrical uncertainties and motion, and dose/volume tolerance boundaries for treatment limiting normal tissues while performing tumor dose escalation without increasing complications. With increasing knowledge of motion and setup uncertainty throughout treatment, and new imaging techniques leading to early predictors of response and toxicity, we now have the opportunity to optimize and individualize each patient's treatment by incorporating events throughout the treatment course. Thus, this program project will work to individualize and optimize the entire planning/delivery process for the patient. tThe first project will develop and evaluate comprehensive adaptive optimization methods, enabling optimization of plans for the entire treatment course incorporating information and events whenever they become available. The second project will study individualization of geometric and dosimetric patient models throughout the treatment course, moving from population-based geometric modeling to individualized models for adaptive treatment delivery. The third project will continue clinical studies of brain and head/neck tumors treated with dose-sculpting techniques, using chemoradiation and improved imaging studying early predictors of response. The fourth project will continue liver and lung studies using dose escalation, chemoradiation, and imaging for predictors of response. The projects are supported by Core - administrative and statistical support, Core - adaptive therapy, Core - quantitative image use, and Core - computer software support. The investigators possess a unique combination of skills and experience which will lead to successful performance of this work, with 18 years experience in clinical 3-D treatment planning, conformal therapy, and clinical studies of dose escalation and normal tissue complications.
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