Commissioning and implementation of Mobius, a commercial independent calculation system for IMRT

Bangiri, Anna; Elizabeth, H Moore; Mckenna, Angela; Keith, Langmack; Geraldine, Revill; Jolliffe, Greg; Littler, Jonathan

doi:10.1016/j.ejmp.2016.07.105

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“…While these algorithms demonstrated success in some clinics, most clinics still lack the means to incorporate tomotherapy IDC into their plan check process. Several commercial tomotherapy IDC products are available, using pencil beam, 98 convolution‐superposition 99 and Monte Carlo 100 algorithms. This TG recommends that IDC shall be performed for all plans using self‐developed or commercial software.…”

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confidence: 99%

AAPM Task Group Report 306: Quality control and assurance for tomotherapy: An update to Task Group Report 148

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Since the publication of AAPM Task Group (TG) 148 on quality assurance (QA) for helical tomotherapy, there have been many new developments on the tomotherapy platform involving treatment delivery, on-board imaging options, motion management, and treatment planning systems (TPSs). In response to a need for guidance on quality control (QC) and QA for these technologies, the AAPM Therapy Physics Committee commissioned TG 306 to review these changes and make recommendations related to these technology updates. The specific objectives of this TG were (1) to update, as needed, recommendations on tolerance limits, frequencies and QC/QA testing methodology in TG 148, (2) address the commissioning and necessary QA checks,as a supplement to Medical Physics Practice Guidelines (MPPG) with respect to tomotherapy TPS and (3) to provide risk-based recommendations on the new technology

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Section: Patient‐specific Qamentioning

confidence: 99%