Radiotherapy of the lung is challenging due to the motion induced by respiration. Plans of radiotherapy treatments are developed based on static computed tomography (CT) images, while treatment is performed in moving organs. This leads to a lack of precise knowledge of the actual position of the tumor and internal organs during treatment makes the calculation of actual dose absorbed by the lungs and surrounding tissues unknown. In the Center for Advanced Radiotherapy Technologies (CART), the research arm of the Department of Radiation Oncology at University of California San Diego (UCSD, Moores Cancer Center) sets a goal: Improving lung radiotherapy using Adaptative Radiation Therapy (ART). This consists of knowing the actual dose of radiat...
International audienceIn this chapter, we evaluate the 3D tumor trajectories from patient-specific b...
A major challenge in lung cancer treatment in radiotherapy is to take into account organs movements ...
Lung tumors move during breathing depending on the patient\u27s patho-physiological condition and or...
Radiotherapy of the lung is challenging due to the motion induced by respiration. Plans of radiother...
International audiencePrediction of respiratory motion has the potential tosubstantially improve can...
Engineering and Computational Sciences for Medical Imaging in Oncology - ECSMIO is the special sessi...
The 4D computational patient specic of the respiratory system could be potentially used in various m...
A novel technique is proposed to develop a biomechanical model for estimating lung’s tumor position ...
The aim of this thesis is to improve lung cancer treatment by radiotherapy or hadrontherapy. We focu...
Radiation therapy is a main component of treatment for many lung cancer patients. However, the respi...
Radiation therapy (RT) is an important component of treatment for lung cancer. However, the accuracy...
In this paper, we present a real-time simulation and visualization framework that models a deformabl...
Abstract: Tumour motion is an essential source of error for treatment planning in radiation therapy....
The measurement of the elastic properties of human tissue, or elastography, allows for the quantitat...
International audienceThe success of radiotherapy treatment could be compromised by motion. Lung tum...
International audienceIn this chapter, we evaluate the 3D tumor trajectories from patient-specific b...
A major challenge in lung cancer treatment in radiotherapy is to take into account organs movements ...
Lung tumors move during breathing depending on the patient\u27s patho-physiological condition and or...
Radiotherapy of the lung is challenging due to the motion induced by respiration. Plans of radiother...
International audiencePrediction of respiratory motion has the potential tosubstantially improve can...
Engineering and Computational Sciences for Medical Imaging in Oncology - ECSMIO is the special sessi...
The 4D computational patient specic of the respiratory system could be potentially used in various m...
A novel technique is proposed to develop a biomechanical model for estimating lung’s tumor position ...
The aim of this thesis is to improve lung cancer treatment by radiotherapy or hadrontherapy. We focu...
Radiation therapy is a main component of treatment for many lung cancer patients. However, the respi...
Radiation therapy (RT) is an important component of treatment for lung cancer. However, the accuracy...
In this paper, we present a real-time simulation and visualization framework that models a deformabl...
Abstract: Tumour motion is an essential source of error for treatment planning in radiation therapy....
The measurement of the elastic properties of human tissue, or elastography, allows for the quantitat...
International audienceThe success of radiotherapy treatment could be compromised by motion. Lung tum...
International audienceIn this chapter, we evaluate the 3D tumor trajectories from patient-specific b...
A major challenge in lung cancer treatment in radiotherapy is to take into account organs movements ...
Lung tumors move during breathing depending on the patient\u27s patho-physiological condition and or...