A support device and method for compensation of patient weight
A patient, axial location technique, applied in specific areas, that can address issues such as deviated tumors
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[0022] In both simulation and therapy it is desirable to know that the tabletop, equipment and patient are properly positioned. This starts with running a simulation where the patient is scanned using traditional x-rays, computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), radiofrequency, PET, SPECT or other modalities to locate the cancer. Since radiation therapy is often delivered in multiple sections, it is important to be able to accurately and reproducibly confirm patient location.
[0023] The inclusion of diagnostic imaging tools directly on the radiation therapy machine (which may be a LINAC, proton therapy or other variant) means that markers can now be used to identify the location of patient positioning devices and table tops. Continuous markers in the form of paired branch lines have been used for many years to provide axial position on the CT scanner. However, this method does not allow the user to pinpoint a specific location. Physical patient positionin...
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