Partitioning of multiple brain metastases improves dose gradients in single‐isocenter radiosurgery

The dose gradient in single-isocenter VMAT plans can be substantially improved by treating a smaller subset of metastases at a time. This requires more MUs and arcs, implying a trade-off between delivery time and plan quality, which can be explored using the algorithm proposed in this paper.

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Medical Physics
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2025-09-19
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https://doi.org/10.1002/mp.18117
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Brain Metastases and Treatment
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Partitioning of multiple brain metastases improves dose gradients in single‐isocenter radiosurgery

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Partitioning of multiple brain metastases improves dose gradients in single‐isocenter radiosurgery

Albin Fredriksson, Geert De Kerf, E Hynning, Anton Finnson, Johan Sundström
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Abstract

The dose gradient in single-isocenter VMAT plans can be substantially improved by treating a smaller subset of metastases at a time. This requires more MUs and arcs, implying a trade-off between delivery time and plan quality, which can be explored using the algorithm proposed in this paper.

Medical PhysicsVol. 52(10)
University of Antwerp (BE), Iridium Kankernetwerk (BE), RaySearch Laboratories (Sweden) (SE)
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