Calibration and volunteer testing of a prototype contactless respiratory motion detection system based on laser tracking

Overall, the data suggest that the in-house laser-based respiratory motion detection system performed well, with an error percentage below 10%. A reasonably good correlation coefficient was obtained, indicating that the readings obtained from the laser system are consistent with those set on the phantom and clinical respiratory motion detection systems. Although promising through the calibration process and volunteer tests, further studies are required to generate trigger data linked directly to computerized tomography and linear accelerator facilities, thereby advancing the clinical viability of this innovative laser-based respiratory motion detection system.

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Journal of Applied Clinical Medical Physics
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2024-12-20
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https://doi.org/10.1002/acm2.14607
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Advanced Radiotherapy Techniques
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Calibration and volunteer testing of a prototype contactless respiratory motion detection system based on laser tracking

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Overall, the data suggest that the in-house laser-based respiratory motion detection system performed well, with an error percentage below 10%. A reasonably good correlation coefficient was obtained, indicating that the readings obtained from the laser system are consistent with those set on the phantom and clinical respiratory motion detection systems. Although promising through the calibration process and volunteer tests, further studies are required to generate trigger data linked directly to computerized tomography and linear accelerator facilities, thereby advancing the clinical viability of this innovative laser-based respiratory motion detection system.

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University of Indonesia (ID), Siloam Eye Hospital (KR), Rumah Sakit Umum Pusat Nasional Dr. Cipto Mangunkusumo (ID)
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