对SIB全脑放射治疗计划的剂量测量分析:共平面VMAT和断层治疗技术的比较

Eda Kaya Pepele1, Öztun Temelli2

  • 1Yeşilyurt Vocational School, Department of Electronics and Automation, Biomedical Device Technology Program, Malatya Turgut Özal University, Malatya, Turkey.

概括

与VMAT相比,螺旋式断层切割疗法在脑转移中表现出优异的剂量合规性和关键器官节省,与全脑放射疗法与同时集成增强 (WBRT + SIB) 相比,VMAT在脑转移中表现出优异的剂量合规性和关键器官节省. 仔细选择评估指数对于复杂的SIB计划至关重要.

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