Local Dose Shaping for Planning Treatment in Radiotherapy
To optimize the treatment plan for radiotherapy is time consuming and requires high memory and CPU. We developed the “Local Dose Shaping for Planning Treatment in Radiotherapy” as a method to simplify this process. The physician can use intuitive computer animation (i.e. “”dose lines can be moved by drag an drop””) to address individual local dose requirements.
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