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PTV margin: based on
confidence
of the treatment technique's set up to be
stable
/
reproducible
good immobilization is key:
externally
and internally
Image Modality: based on what we need to see to accurately
localize
the target volume
MV images: use
EPI
, often done as
BEV
image
KV/KV images: use
OBI
,
orthogonal
images for field positioning / target localizing
CBCT: use
OBI
,
3D
representation of patient's body
Prostate:
PTV margin =
0.6
cm
Imaging =
CBCT
shift action level =
apply all shifts
image repeat action level =
0.6
cm
Prostate Bed
PTV margin =
1
cm
Imaging =
KV
/
KV
shift action level =
0.5
cm
image repeat action level =
1
cm
Bladder:
PTV margin =
1.5
-
2
cm
Imaging =
CBCT
shift action level =
0.5
cm
image repeat action level =
1
cm
Cervix / Endometrium:
PTV margin =
CTV
+
0.7
cm
Imaging =
CBCT
shift action level =
0.3
cm
image repeat action level =
0.6
cm
Esophagus / Stomach / Pancreas:
PTV margin =
0.5
-
1
cm
Imaging =
KV
/
KV
shift action level =
0.5
cm
image repeat action level =
1
cm
Anal Canal
PTV margin =
0.5
-
1
cm
Imaging =
CBCT
shift action level =
0.3
cm
image repeat action level =
0.6
cm
Rectum:
PTV margin =
1
cm or (
0.5
-
1
cm)
Imaging =
KV
/
KV
or (
CBCT
)
shift action level =
0.5
cm or (
0.3
cm)
image repeat action level =
1
cm or (
0.6
cm)
CBCT Prostate Procedure:
→ automatch to bone:
set ROI to include:
sacrum
,
pubic symphysis
,
femoral heads
,
pelvis
within
scanned
CBCT area (no black parts outside)
exclude:
femur shaft
CBCT Prostate Procedure:
→ automatch to soft tissue:
set ROI to include:
CTV
+
rectum
within
scanned
CBCT area (no black parts outside)
exclude:
small bowel
+
rectal gas
Evaluating pre treatment prep for prostate CBCT:
bladder:
at least
2
/
3
as full as simulated bladder (on mid plane
sagittal
)
rectum:
<
4
cm
no more than
2
cm greater than simulated rectum
does not displace more than
1
/
3
of prostate