HyperSight CBCT image quality and metal artifact reduction for adaptive head and neck radiotherapy: Results from a prospective clinical trial

HyperSight iCBCT MAR significantly reduced artifacts compared to HyperSight iCBCT Acuros, TrueBeam and FBCT, making it particularly beneficial for patients with metal implants. Both HyperSight reconstructions demonstrated improved soft-tissue HU accuracy and contrast compared to TrueBeam, however the iCBCT Acuros algorithm may be preferred when metal-induced artifacts are not a concern. These results support the suitability of HyperSight images in adaptive treatment workflows requiring accurate image quality, even with severe metal artifacts.

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Journal of Applied Clinical Medical Physics
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2025-11-29
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https://doi.org/10.1002/acm2.70338
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Advanced Radiotherapy Techniques
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HyperSight CBCT image quality and metal artifact reduction for adaptive head and neck radiotherapy: Results from a prospective clinical trial

R. Lee MacDonald, Lara Best, Natasha McMaster, Derek Wilke et al.
Journal of Applied Clinical Medical Physics
Advanced Radiotherapy Techniques
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HyperSight CBCT image quality and metal artifact reduction for adaptive head and neck radiotherapy: Results from a prospective clinical trial

R. Lee MacDonald, Lara Best, Natasha McMaster, Derek Wilke, Kenny Zhan, Dave McAloney, Jennifer DeGiobbi, Abby Yashayaeva, Cheryl Anderson, Lucy Ward, Murali Rajaraman, Marc Leblanc, Amanda Cherpak
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HyperSight iCBCT MAR significantly reduced artifacts compared to HyperSight iCBCT Acuros, TrueBeam and FBCT, making it particularly beneficial for patients with metal implants. Both HyperSight reconstructions demonstrated improved soft-tissue HU accuracy and contrast compared to TrueBeam, however the iCBCT Acuros algorithm may be preferred when metal-induced artifacts are not a concern. These results support the suitability of HyperSight images in adaptive treatment workflows requiring accurate image quality, even with severe metal artifacts.

Journal of Applied Clinical Medical PhysicsVol. 26(12)
Dalhousie University (CA), Nova Scotia Cancer Centre (CA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 54%
Advanced Radiotherapy Techniques
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