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Korean Journal of Medical Physics 2008; 19(4): 263-268

Published online December 25, 2008

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Analysis on the Decrease of Planning Target Volume in the Case of Lung Radiation Surgery with the Application of Respiratory Gated Radiotherpy Method

폐암 환자의 방사선수술 시 호흡연동 방사선치료 방법의 적용을 통한 계획용표적체적 감소 효과 분석

Ju-Young Song, Byung-Sik Nah, Woong-Ki Chung, Sung-Ja Ahn, Taek-Keun Nam, Mee-Sun Yoon, Jae-Uk Jung

송주영ㆍ나병식ㆍ정웅기ㆍ안성자ㆍ남택근ㆍ윤미선ㆍ정재욱

Department of Radiation Oncology, Chonnam National University Medical School, Gwangju, Korea

전남대학교 의과대학 방사선종양학교실

Abstract

The application of a respiratory gated radiotherpy method to the lung radiation surgery was evaluated compared with the conventional method in which the whole tumor motion range is considered in the delineation of PTV (Planning target volume). The four dimensional CT simulation images were acquired for the five NSCLC (Non-small cell lung cancer) patients for radiation surgery. The respiratory gated plan was prepared with the 50% phase CT images and the conventional method was planned based on the ITV (Internal target volume) which include all the target volumes created in each phase CT images within a whole respiratory period. The DVH (Dose volume histogram) of OAR (Organ at risk) which calculated in each method was compared for the evaluation of the plan properness. The relative decrease of OARs' DVH were verified in the application of respiratory gated method. The average decrease rate were 16.88±9.97% in the bronchus, 34.13±19.15% in the spinal cord, 28.42±18.49% in the chest wall and 32.48±16.66% in the lung. Based on these results, we can verified the applicability and the effectiveness of the respiratory gated method in the lung radiation surgery.

KeywordsRadiation surgery, Respiratory gated radiotherapy, Four-dimensional CT simulation, Internal target volume

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