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Improving knowledge-based treatment planning for lung cancer radiotherapy with automatic multi-criteria optimized training plans
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- Fjellanger , K , Hordnes , M , Sandvik , I M , Sulen , T H , Heijmen , B J M , Breedveld , S , Rossi , L , Pettersen , H E S & Hysing , L B 2023 , ' Improving knowledge-based treatment planning for lung cancer radiotherapy with automatic multi-criteria optimized training plans ' , Acta Oncologica , vol. 62 , no. 10 , pp. 1194-1200 .
- Publication Year :
- 2023
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Abstract
- Background: Knowledge-based planning (KBP) is a method for automated radiotherapy treatment planning where appropriate optimization objectives for new patients are predicted based on a library of training plans. KBP can save time and improve organ at-risk sparing and inter-patient consistency compared to manual planning, but its performance depends on the quality of the training plans. We used another system for automated planning, which generates multi-criteria optimized (MCO) plans based on a wish list, to create training plans for the KBP model, to allow seamless integration of knowledge from a new system into clinical routine. Model performance was compared for KBP models trained with manually created and automatic MCO treatment plans. Material and Methods: Two RapidPlan models with the same 30 locally advanced non-small cell lung cancer patients included were created, one containing manually created clinical plans (RP_CLIN) and one containing fully automatic multi-criteria optimized plans (RP_MCO). For 15 validation patients, model performance was compared in terms of dose-volume parameters and normal tissue complication probabilities, and an oncologist performed a blind comparison of the clinical (CLIN), RP_CLIN, and RP_MCO plans. Results: The heart and esophagus doses were lower for RP_MCO compared to RP_CLIN, resulting in an average reduction in the risk of 2-year mortality by 0.9 percentage points and the risk of acute esophageal toxicity by 1.6 percentage points with RP_MCO. The oncologist preferred the RP_MCO plan for 8 patients and the CLIN plan for 7 patients, while the RP_CLIN plan was not preferred for any patients. Conclusion: RP_MCO improved OAR sparing compared to RP_CLIN and was selected for implementation in the clinic. Training a KBP model with clinical plans may lead to suboptimal output plans, and making an extra effort to optimize the library plans in the KBP mode
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- Journal :
- Fjellanger , K , Hordnes , M , Sandvik , I M , Sulen , T H , Heijmen , B J M , Breedveld , S , Rossi , L , Pettersen , H E S & Hysing , L B 2023 , ' Improving knowledge-based treatment planning for lung cancer radiotherapy with automatic multi-criteria optimized training plans ' , Acta Oncologica , vol. 62 , no. 10 , pp. 1194-1200 .
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- application/pdf, English
- Publication Type :
- Electronic Resource
- Accession number :
- edsoai.on1398451821
- Document Type :
- Electronic Resource