Lung Geometric Verification Flashcards

1
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scanning margin

A

the lungs inferiorly and the skins shoulder superiorly

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2
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with lung patient w/o surgery there will be

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ITV , CTV and GTV

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3
Q

CENTRAL TUMOURS

A

2cm within the bronchial tree
fractionation is 60 Gy/8fx due to the heart

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4
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when is SABR used

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-primary early stage disease where pateint is not suitable for surgery
-Lung Oligometastases

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5
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when is non SABR used

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definitive RT (60-70Gy - 2Gy#)
post-op (45-54 - 1.8-2Gy#)
pre-op (50-60 Gy in 1.8-2.0 Gy daily fractions)

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6
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Possible Target volumes

A

GTV (T)
GTV (N) – mediastinal lymph nodes
Tumour - CTV, ITV and PTV

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7
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Possible sources of geometric uncertainties in lung cancer RT

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-intra-thoracic anatomical changes (pleural effusion, atelectasis, tumour regression/growth)
-general patient factors affecting set up reproducibility
-Respiratory motion

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8
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On Target recommendations

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-CBCT is standard of care for radical&palliative for lung RT and allows more accurate set up

-daily image guidance w soft tissue set up to tumour or other anatomical landmarks is recommended

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9
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benefit of using daily CBCT and set up corrections

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allow smaller use of CTV-PTV margins by reducing random and systematic errors

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10
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CBCT acquisition:
-gantry rotation
-gantry rotation

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half scan:
- RL=180° → 25º
-LL= 330° → 180°

use half filter

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11
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CBCT acquisition :
1. Bony anatomy registration

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-clipbox around the verterbrea
-if tumour is located ventrally include sternum in clipbox
-if tumour is located laterally include ribs in clipbox
-dont include too much of scapula or head of humerous

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12
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CBCT acquisition
2. Dual Registration

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-when there is only a primary tumour and no LN involvement
- clip box (bony reg)&mask method
-mask=created from GTV delineation w 0.5cm margin
-remove unwanted bone from inside the mask

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13
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Auto-registration is not recommended because

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patients are match automically to the wrong vert level and causes geographical miss

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14
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SABR treatments
Early stage primary disease or high dose palliative

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-daily online imaging is recommended.
-for soft tissue indications CBCT is gold standard
-include 4DCBCT for moving tumours (lower lobe tumours)

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15
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non-SABR treatments
palliative

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-daily online imaging is recommended
-for palliative tx for large margins/fields 2D KV orthogonal maybe sufficent
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16
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non-SABR treatments
radical w no mediastinal LN

A

CBCT with Dual registration (clip box and mask around GTV)

17
Q

non-SABR treatments
For Radical Lung only – Mediastinal LN involvement

A

-dual registration (clipbox and mask around carina)

18
Q

Justification for frequent volumetric imaging

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-many sources of intrathoracic changes
-can have a impact of dosimetry
-can be dangerous is problems are not addressed (plueral effusion)

19
Q

4DCBCT

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-motion artefact
-for lower lobe tumours
-Acquistion time (4 mins vs 1-2 mins for 3D CBCT)