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4D Image Verification (Paperback)
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Diploma Thesis from the year 2007 in the subject Computer Science -
Applied, grade: 1,0, Friedrich-Alexander University
Erlangen-Nuremberg (Lehrstuhl fur Mustererkennung), 66 entries in
the bibliography, language: English, comment: Within this theses a
novel approach for image-guided radiotherapy is presented.Common
known techniques, like external and internal gating are not
sufficent enough and have too many disadvanteges within a clinical
environment. The solution presented within this theses is combining
the advantages of both approaches and disregards the disadvantages
at the same time.An overview of gated radiotherapy is given and the
used algorithm is described in detail. Leere Seiten, die
Gliederungszwecken dienten, wurden aus dem Dokument entnommen -
Anm. der Red.], abstract: Far reaching developments and technical
advances took place within the field of radiotherapy in the last
years. Radiotherapy within the chest and abdomen area is especially
important in the field of radiotherapy. Within this regions, organ
and tumor positions are significantly affected by patient
respiration. The tumor motion, caused due to respiration is
compensated by extending the treated area. This extension covers
all possible positions of the tumor and therefore also includes
healthy tissue. Several clinical studies provide evidence of a
survival advantage for higher dose levels. To spare a maximum of
healthy tissue physicians use 'gated radiotherapy'. Common recent
approaches for gated radiotherapy are based on the observation of a
surrogate. This either can be an implanted fiducial marker or an
external signal, which is trying to capture the patients'
respiration. Within this thesis principles and methods of 'gated
radiotherapy' are described. Additionally an overview of recent
patents and products related to radiotherapy are presented and
advantages and disadvantages of both common approaches are
discussed. This discussion leads to a new developed method, which
is introdu
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