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Gross tumor volume

Fig. 1. This example of a cumulative dose volume histogram (DVH) exemplifies the manner in which three dimensional treatment planning allows the radiation oncologist to ensure that the tumor receives the planned dose while limiting the dose of radiation received by the normal structures. In this example 100% of the gross tumor volume (GTV) receives 70 Gy whereas the dose received by any length of the spinal cord is less than 45 Gy. Fig. 1. This example of a cumulative dose volume histogram (DVH) exemplifies the manner in which three dimensional treatment planning allows the radiation oncologist to ensure that the tumor receives the planned dose while limiting the dose of radiation received by the normal structures. In this example 100% of the gross tumor volume (GTV) receives 70 Gy whereas the dose received by any length of the spinal cord is less than 45 Gy.
Figure 16 Proton therapy for uveal melanoma. Dose distribution obtained with a beam of 60-MeV protons with an appropriate spread-out Bragg peak (energy modulated from 14-60 MeV). Transverse section through the center of the eye. The position of the tumor [gross tumor volume (GTV)] is indicated by the posterior hatched area. Protons allow to obtain a homogeneous dose over the whole GTV with effective sparing of the normal structures. This implies a great precision in patient-beam positioning. (Courtesy from PSI, cited in Ref. 3.)... Figure 16 Proton therapy for uveal melanoma. Dose distribution obtained with a beam of 60-MeV protons with an appropriate spread-out Bragg peak (energy modulated from 14-60 MeV). Transverse section through the center of the eye. The position of the tumor [gross tumor volume (GTV)] is indicated by the posterior hatched area. Protons allow to obtain a homogeneous dose over the whole GTV with effective sparing of the normal structures. This implies a great precision in patient-beam positioning. (Courtesy from PSI, cited in Ref. 3.)...
FDG-PET in Gross Tumor Volume Delineation of Lung Cancer 155... [Pg.153]

The impact of PET for gross tumor volume (GTV) delineation will be discussed based on three examples amino acids-PET in brain gliomas, fluorine-18-labeled glucose analog fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG)-PET in lung cancer, and FDG-PET in head and neck tumors. [Pg.154]

MacManus MP, Bayne M, Frmmell N, Reynolds J, Everitt S, Ball D, Pitman A, Ware R, Lau E (2007) Reproducibility of intelligenf contouring of gross tumor volume in non-small cell lung cancer on PET/CT images using a standardized visual method. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys 69 8154-8155... [Pg.165]

Paulino AC, Koshy M, Howell R, Schuster D, Davis LW (2005) Comparison of CT- and FDG-PET-defined gross tumor volume in intensity-modulated radiotherapy for head-and-neck cancer. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys 61 1385-1392 Potzsch C, Hofheinz F, van den Hoff J (2006) Vergleich der Inter-Observer-Variabilitat bei manueller und automa-tischer Volumenbestimmung in der PET. Nuklearmedizin (German) 45 A42... [Pg.166]

Van de Steene J, Linthout N, de Mey J, Vinh-Hung V, Claassens C, Noppen M, Bel A, Storme G (2002) Definition of gross tumor volume in lung cancer inter-observer variability. Radiother Oncol 62 37-49... [Pg.167]

Zhao L, West BT, Hayman JA et al (2007) High radiation dose may reduce the negative effect of large gross tumor volume in patients with medically inoperable early-stage non-small cell lung cancer. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys 68 103 110... [Pg.346]


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