Hybrid geometric and evolutionary optimization framework for radiosurgery planning: isocenter selection and angle optimization for multiple brain metastases.
Abstract Background Treating multiple brain metastases simultaneously with single‐isocenter multi‐target (SIMT) stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) can streamline treatment planning and delivery. However, it can also result in targets at large distances from the isocenter, increasing sensitivity to rotational setup errors...
Adam D. Yock, Guo-Zhen Luo, S. All et al.· Journal of Applied Clinical...· 0 citations
Stereotactic radiosurgery delivers an ablative single-fraction dose to small intracranial targets, and the reported dose depends on the calculation algorithm. This exploratory case series quantified the change in reported dosimetry when plans clinically finalised with the anisotropic analytical algorithm (AAA) were rec...
K. Utitsarn, Thepphithak Watthanasarn, Wirasinee Chaloemchawalit et al.· Biomedical engineering and p...· 0 citations
An integrated isocenter and SDO framework (ISDO) that replaces heuristic isocenter placement with a dose-driven joint ISDO and achieved more efficient and conformal GK plans than current clinical GK treatment planning approaches is introduced.
Jing-Jie Yu, D. Capaldi, Olivier Morin et al.· Physics in Medicine and Biol...· 0 citations
Background and purpose Accurate modeling of multi-leaf collimators is critical for dose calculation in stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS), where steep dose gradients and small target volumes amplify modeling uncertainties. This study compared enhanced leaf modeling and dosimetric leaf gap approaches using two clinically i...
Farnaz Rahimli, R. Cardan, J. Pogue et al.· Physics and Imaging in Radia...· 0 citations
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