腹部压缩作为动作管理用于静脉心动节拍的立体辐射疗法

Annika Mannerberg1, Martin P Nilsson2,3, Anneli Edvardsson1,4

  • 1Medical Radiation Physics, Department of Clinical Sciences Lund, Lund University, Lund, Sweden.

概括

腹部压缩 (AC) 显著减少心脏运动在静脉动脉动性身体放射疗法 (SBRT) 对于腹腔动脉动 (VT) 患者. 这种技术通过尽量减少呼吸引起的心脏结构的移动来提高治疗的准确性.

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