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- W3210367347 abstract "Electron ultrahigh dose rate FLASH radiotherapy (UHDR/eFLASH-RT) is currently being extensively tested and modeled, and was studied in several rodent and large animal experiments and one clinical cancer patient. These studies suggest prospective dosimetry assessments are necessary to ensure safe delivery and widespread clinical translation of eFLASH-RT would clearly benefit from prior dose prediction and a treatment planning process that accounts for anatomical heterogeneity and complex geometries. In this study, a GAMOS Monte Carlo beam model was developed and implemented in a clinical treatment planning system for a modified UHDR electron LINAC to demonstrate eFLASH-RT planning of patients.The gantry head was modelled without scattering foils or targets, representative of the LINAC modifications. Centered at the nominal energy of 10 MeV, the energy spectrum (σE) was varied to match the central axis percent depth dose (PDD) profiles of an open field measured with radiographic film. The beam's emittance cone angle (θcone) was determined by matching calculated and film measured lateral profiles, at several depths. The beam model and its configuration in the treatment planning system were validated with film measured lateral profiles and PDD's of the open field and nominal fields for clinical applicators. A GAMOS forward dose calculation was conducted for a mouse whole brain treatment and an eFLASH-RT plan was compared to a conventional electron plan for a human patient with a rib metastasis.Our eFLASH beam model agrees best with measurements at σE = 0.5MeV and θcone = 3.9o ± 0.2o. The model and its treatment planning system configuration were validated to clinically acceptable accuracy (the absolute average error was within 1.5% for in water lateral, 3% for in air lateral, and 2% for PDD's). The forward dose calculation showed dose was delivered to the entire mouse brain with adequate conformality (90% of the tumor volume receiving 90% of the prescribed dose). The comparison plans for the patient undergoing treatment for a rib metastasis demonstrated the capability to achieve an acceptable eFLASH-RT plan with routine accessories (90% of the tumor receiving 95% and 90% of the prescribed dose for eFLASH and conventional, respectively) in relatively complex geometry (right posterior oblique treatment with patient specific applicator cutout).To the best of our knowledge, this study presents the first functional beam model commissioned in a clinical TPS for eFLASH-RT, enabling treatment planning and evaluation with minimal deviation from conventional radiotherapy workflow. By producing plans with the quality comparable to conventional plans, specifically for human patients involving complex geometries and tissue heterogeneity, the clinical translation of eFLASH-RT can be expedited. The open-source methods (described in https://github.com/mr3536/eFLASHBeamModeltoTPS) can model other eFLASH irradiators with different beam characteristics." @default.
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- W3210367347 date "2021-11-01" @default.
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- W3210367347 title "Treatment Planning System for Clinical Translation of Electron FLASH Radiotherapy" @default.
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