User interface for guided radiation therapy
First Claim
1. A method in a computing system for presenting a visual user interface for guiding the performance of a process relating to a patient localization and tracking system, comprising:
- displaying the user interface in a first state corresponding to a first process task in an ordered sequence of process tasks; and
each time the process task to which the displayed state of the user interface corresponds is completed, redisplaying the user interface in a state corresponding to a process task following the process task to which the displayed state of the user interface corresponds.
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Abstract
A facility for presenting a visual user interface for guiding the performance of a process relating to a patient localization and tracking system is described. The facility displays the user interface in a first state that corresponds to a first process task in an ordered sequence of process tasks. Each time the process task to which the displayed state of the user interface corresponds is completed, the facility redisplays the user interface in a state corresponding to a process task following the process task to which the displayed state of the user interface corresponds.
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34 Claims
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1. A method in a computing system for presenting a visual user interface for guiding the performance of a process relating to a patient localization and tracking system, comprising:
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displaying the user interface in a first state corresponding to a first process task in an ordered sequence of process tasks; and
each time the process task to which the displayed state of the user interface corresponds is completed, redisplaying the user interface in a state corresponding to a process task following the process task to which the displayed state of the user interface corresponds. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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13. A computing system for presenting a visual user interface for guiding the performance of a radiation therapy session, comprising:
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a display that displays the user interface in a first state corresponding to a first radiation therapy session task in an ordered sequence of radiation therapy session tasks; and
a display updater that, each time the radiation therapy session task to which the displayed state of the user interface corresponds is completed, redisplays the user interface in a state corresponding to a radiation therapy session task following the radiation therapy session task to which the displayed state of the user interface corresponds.
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14. A computer-readable medium whose contents cause a computing system to perform a method for presenting a visual user interface for guiding the performance of a process relating to a patient localization and tracking system, comprising:
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displaying the user interface in a first state corresponding to a first process task in an ordered sequence of process tasks; and
each time the process task to which the displayed state of the user interface corresponds is completed, redisplaying the user interface in a state corresponding to a process task following the process task to which the displayed state of the user interface corresponds.
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15. A method in a computing system for presenting a visual user interface for radiation therapy, comprising:
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receiving a stream of positioning data relating to a radiation therapy session task; and
in substantially real-time, displaying the positioning data in a manner supportive of successful completion of the task. - View Dependent Claims (16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32)
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33. A computing system for presenting a visual user interface for radiation therapy, comprising:
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a receiver that receives a stream of positioning data relating to a radiation therapy session task; and
a display that, in substantially real-time, displays the positioning data in a manner supportive of successful completion of the task.
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34. A computer-readable medium whose contents cause a computing system to perform a method for presenting a visual user interface for radiation therapy, comprising:
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receiving a stream of positioning data relating to a radiation therapy session task; and
in substantially real-time, displaying the positioning data in a manner supportive of successful completion of the task.
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