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Dynamic Lung Tumor Tracking for Stereotactic Ablative Body Radiation Therapy
Published on: June 7, 2015
Radiotherapy treatment planning using lymphoscintigraphy
Abstract:
A method for the three dimensional location of lymph nodes with respect to the skin surface is described. The technique is based on the reconstruction of surface shape using isocentric radiographs taken with metal chains draped on the patient. Registration of the radiographic study to the lymphoscintigraphic study is accomplished automatically by matching the location of four radiopaque and radioisotope markers. This method allows nodes to be located in a beam's eye view with any set up of an isocentric radiotherapy machine. An accurate determination of the depth of lymph nodes is obtained, which is of value in electron beam therapy.
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