2018
DOI: 10.1007/s12094-018-1960-y
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Impact of rectum and bladder anatomy in intrafractional prostate motion during hypofractionated radiation therapy

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“…For example, [ 26 ] found that “large bladder intrafractional filling and a large bladder volume difference from planning CT were more likely to experience bigger longitudinal prostate motion”. The study also derived an anatomical predictor where a smaller anterior–posterior size of the bladder and a smaller anterior–posterior to cranio–caudal ratio were favourable.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, [ 26 ] found that “large bladder intrafractional filling and a large bladder volume difference from planning CT were more likely to experience bigger longitudinal prostate motion”. The study also derived an anatomical predictor where a smaller anterior–posterior size of the bladder and a smaller anterior–posterior to cranio–caudal ratio were favourable.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En este punto del proceso, al igual que durante el propio tratamiento, al paciente se le han dado instrucciones para cumplir con unas condiciones de llenado adecuadas de vejiga y recto. [10][11] Para ello, los pacientes beben medio litro de agua media hora antes para el control de la vejiga, y deben mantener el recto vacío (diámetro ≤ 3cm en la línea media de la próstata).…”
Section: Materials Y Métodosunclassified
“…Los avances en las técnicas de radioterapia de intensidad modulada (IMRT-VMAT) junto con la radioterapia guiada por imagen (IGRT), entre los que podemos distinguir tanto los que utilizan sistemas basados en radiación (radiation-based) y como sistemas no basados en radiación (non radiation-based), 9 han hecho posible obtener distribuciones de dosis muy conformadas, siendo a día de hoy el estándar en los tratamientos de cáncer de próstata; 9 además permite el uso de dosis elevadas con toxicidad aceptablemente baja en la zona genitourinaria y/o rectal. [10][11] La mejora e implantación de estas técnicas han permitido reducir los márgenes del planning target volume (PTV), con la consecuente optimización en la dosis en los órganos de riesgo como el recto o la vejiga. 12 Pero esta reducción de los márgenes se traduce en una necesidad de controlar en mayor medida los movimientos tumorales inter e intrafracción.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Probe to inferior corpus spongiosum (PICS) distance Probe to prostate apex (PPA) distance (1) structure by 5 mm to create a preliminary structure. The initial probe structure was then subtracted from the preliminary structure to achieve an outline of perineum skin (Fig.…”
Section: Corpus To Prostate Ratio (Cpr) =mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A challenge in prostate radiation therapy treatment is positional changes during (intrafraction) and between (interfraction) treatments. Accurate prostate localisation is influenced by random inherent motion and the size and positional changes of the rectum and bladder [1]. This stochastic process increases position variance over time [2,3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%