Device for irradiating tumour tissue in a patient with a particle beam
First Claim
1. A method of dose calculation for scanned particle beams for a device for the irradiation with a particle beam of tumour tissue in a patient, the method comprising:
- detecting different positions of the tumour tissue during the course of a movement,dividing the movement into quasi-static movement phases that preferably do not overlap one another,establishing a partial-irradiation plan of a reference irradiation plan per movement phase, the dose for a movement phase being calculated from the partial-irradiation plan and the associated movement phase,converting, corresponding to the movement phase, partial doses associated with the movement phases to a reference state andadding the individual doses to a total dose.
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Abstract
There is proposed a device for the slice-by-slice irradiation of tumour tissue (3) in a patient using a particle beam, having—an accelerator (7) for generating a particle beam (5) with predetermined energy for each slice, —a raster scanning device (9), acting on the particle beam (5), for the slice-by-slice scanning of the tumour tissue (3), —a modulator (17) for modulating the energy of the particle beam (5), —a detection device (37) for the time-resolved detection of the position of the tumour tissue (3) and having—a first storage device for storing data relating to the tumour tissue (3), which were determined prior to the irradiation operation, and for releasing that data to the raster scanning device (9) and to the modulator (17). The device is characterized by—a module (39), which registers the data on the course of the irradiation and the data of the detection device (37) which have been obtained during an irradiation operation.
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1. A method of dose calculation for scanned particle beams for a device for the irradiation with a particle beam of tumour tissue in a patient, the method comprising:
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detecting different positions of the tumour tissue during the course of a movement, dividing the movement into quasi-static movement phases that preferably do not overlap one another, establishing a partial-irradiation plan of a reference irradiation plan per movement phase, the dose for a movement phase being calculated from the partial-irradiation plan and the associated movement phase, converting, corresponding to the movement phase, partial doses associated with the movement phases to a reference state and adding the individual doses to a total dose. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3)
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