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electronrt:userguide:tutorials:electron_beams [2021/05/12 15:35] – [Energy Selection] Fixes image captions anegron | electronrt:userguide:tutorials:electron_beams [2022/05/02 16:01] (current) – [Electron Beam Normalization] dpatenaude | ||
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* **Delete**: Remove this beam from the plan. | * **Delete**: Remove this beam from the plan. | ||
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The editing dialog allows the user to edit any property of the beams that is defined in the " | The editing dialog allows the user to edit any property of the beams that is defined in the " | ||
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- The gantry angle is less than 5.0 or greater than 355.0 degrees | - The gantry angle is less than 5.0 or greater than 355.0 degrees | ||
- The couch angle is less than 10.0 or greater than 350.0 degrees | - The couch angle is less than 10.0 or greater than 350.0 degrees | ||
- | - **Beam Energy:** The minimum commissioned energy with an R90 large enough to reach the deepest portion of the distal surface of the target | + | - **Beam Energy:** The minimum commissioned energy with an R90 large enough to reach the deepest portion of the distal surface of the target. |
- | - **Block Size:** The smallest fitting block size enabled for the selected treatment machine | + | - **Beam Normalization: |
+ | - **Block Size:** The smallest fitting block size enabled for the selected treatment machine. | ||
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==== Electron Beam Normalization ==== | ==== Electron Beam Normalization ==== | ||
- | In this block the user can specify how the electron beam will be normalized to scale the computed relative dose (%) to absolute (Gy) dose. The eRT application provides the following normalization options: | + | In this block the user can specify how the electron beam will be normalized. Absolute dose based normalization can be selected |
- | <WRAP center round tip 60%> | + | If the Course is assigned |
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- | | + | If MU dose conversion tables exist in the machine selected for the plan, MU based normalization can be selected to scale the relative dose based on a user specified MU value per fraction. In this case, the absolute beam dose value is calculated based on the given MU value per fraction. MU dose conversion data tables can be imported in the [[: |
- | * Users are able to specify the point, | + | |
- | * The dose voxels values | + | < |
- | * A normalization sphere will appear | + | |
+ | The eRT application provides the following options for absolute dose based normalization: | ||
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+ | * Users are able to specify the sphere' | ||
+ | * The average //Given Dose// | ||
+ | * The normalization sphere will be shown in the sliced views when this location-based normalization | ||
* **Structure**: | * **Structure**: | ||
- | * **Min**: | + | * **Min**: |
- | * **Mean**: | + | * **Mean**: |
- | * **Vol**: | + | * **Vol**: |
- | * **Isodose**: | + | * **Isodose**: |
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