IROC-Houstons Pediatric TBI Phantom Credentialing Program Andrea - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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IROC-Houstons Pediatric TBI Phantom Credentialing Program Andrea Molineu, Hunter Mehrens, David Followill Denver Summer 2017 Meet Hansel and Gretel 2-fold purpose 10 yr old pediatric Credentialing CIRS phantom Lung dose


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IROC-Houston’s Pediatric TBI Phantom Credentialing Program

Andrea Molineu, Hunter Mehrens, David Followill Denver Summer 2017

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Meet Hansel and Gretel

  • 10 yr old pediatric

CIRS phantom

  • No slices
  • No pre-drilled

holes

  • 2-fold purpose
  • Credentialing
  • Lung dose

measurements

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brain neck mediastinum umbilicus pelvis rt abdomen lt abdomen lung

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TLD

  • 13 TLD
  • Visible on CT
  • Loaded in

rods physicist can reload

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Directions

  • Deliver 3 Gy to midline umbilicus
  • Use lung blocks as you would for patient
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Irradiations

7 institutions 16 irradiations Variety of setups Variety of delivery With and without lung blocks

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Position/Beam Direction

6 decubitus 4 sitting 1 supine 5 supine/prone 14 AP/PA 2 lateral

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Plans/Lung Blocks

2 plans

(1 Eclipse, 1 Pinnacle)

8 blocked irradiations 8 non-blocked irradiations

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Results

Area Average dose % of RX Umbilicus 297.5 ± 10.7 0.99 Neck 282.4 ± 21.8 0.94 Lung without blocks 324.1 ± 10.9 1.08 Lung with blocks 176 ± 101 0.59

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Conclusions

  • Good agreement with RX point
  • Unblocked lungs receive ~8% higher than RX
  • Large variation in blocked lung dose
  • Some treatments give even blocked lung high

doses

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Questions

  • Thanks!