Quantitative beam optimization for radiotherapy of peripheral lung lesions: A pilot study in stereotactic body radiotherapy

Physical depth of the lesion with respect to the BEV is inversely proportional to the TG of a beam-set and can be used as a robust and standard metric to select an appropriate beam-set for SBRT of the peripheral lung lesions. Further evaluation warrants the utility of such concept in routine clinical use.

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Journal of Applied Clinical Medical Physics
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2025-02-22
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https://doi.org/10.1002/acm2.70029
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Advanced Radiotherapy Techniques
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Quantitative beam optimization for radiotherapy of peripheral lung lesions: A pilot study in stereotactic body radiotherapy

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Quantitative beam optimization for radiotherapy of peripheral lung lesions: A pilot study in stereotactic body radiotherapy

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Abstract

Physical depth of the lesion with respect to the BEV is inversely proportional to the TG of a beam-set and can be used as a robust and standard metric to select an appropriate beam-set for SBRT of the peripheral lung lesions. Further evaluation warrants the utility of such concept in routine clinical use.

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