Diagnostics
Megavoltage cone beam computed tomography developed for visualizing tumor volume
Published in Clinical Oncology Week, May 16th, 2005
"We have studied the feasibility of a low-dose MV CBCT system for visualizing the gross tumor volume in respiratory gated radiation treatments of nonsmall-cell lung cancer. The system consists of a commercially available linear accelerator (LINAC), an amorphous silicon electronic portal imaging device, and a respiratory gating system. The gantry movement and beam delivery are controlled using dynamic beam delivery toolbox, a commercial software package for executing scripts to control the LINAC," scientists in the United...
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