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====== Electron Block Creation ====== | ====== Electron Block Creation ====== | ||
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Here the user can create and edit Electron Blocks for the selected beam as well as edit values for an existing block. | Here the user can create and edit Electron Blocks for the selected beam as well as edit values for an existing block. | ||
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===== Block Size ===== | ===== Block Size ===== | ||
- | * **Size:** Select the block size. The list of available block sizes is derived from the list of cone sizes available for the selected machine. | + | * **Size:** Select the block size. The list of available block sizes is derived from the list of applicator (cone) sizes available for the selected machine. |
**Note:** When first creating a beam the eRT app will auto calculate the smallest block that will fit the current aperture shape. | **Note:** When first creating a beam the eRT app will auto calculate the smallest block that will fit the current aperture shape. | ||
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- | **Note** Selecting a block size that is too small for the aperture shape will cause an error that will not allow the creation of the beam. | + | **Note** Selecting a block size that is too small for the aperture shape will cause an error that will not allow the creation/ |
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===== Target Margin ===== | ===== Target Margin ===== | ||
- | * **Margin:** The value (in cm) of the margin around the aperture shape. A negative margin can be used to specify a contraction around the beam target while positive values will cause an expansion. | + | * **Margin:** The value (in cm) of the margin around the target structure as projected to isocenter. A negative margin can be used to specify a contraction around the beam target while positive values will cause an expansion. The default block target margin can be configured in the [[: |
- | **Note:** The app will automatically recalculate and display | + | **Note:** The app will automatically recalculate and display |
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+ | ===== Primitive Shape ===== | ||
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+ | Instead of using the geometric target, the user may use a primitive shape as the base block opening instead. The user can choose the shape (square, circle, rectangle, or oval) and the dimensions at isocenter. | ||
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===== Avoidance Structures ===== | ===== Avoidance Structures ===== | ||
- | The user may select | + | The user may select |
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Once the structure is selected you will be able to set the values for how it should be avoided. Including: | Once the structure is selected you will be able to set the values for how it should be avoided. Including: | ||
- | * **Avoidance Margin: | + | * **Avoidance Margin: |
- | * **Force min target margin:** disabled by default, when enabled it will force a minimum margin | + | |
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- | * **Occlude by target: | + | * **Force min target |
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+ | **For example:** As shown below, there is an overlap between the margin set for the avoidance structure and our target structure. Since "force min target margin" | ||
- | **For example:** Selecting to " | + | < |
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- | And disabling | + | If the user decides that the target should have priority |
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+ | * **Occlude by target:** The user may also choose to occlude the structure by the target or not by using the " | ||
+ | * Checking the " | ||
+ | * Unchecking the " | ||
===== Manual Edits ===== | ===== Manual Edits ===== | ||
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- | Once manual editing has been enabled you will see the cursor update to reflect the editing tool. You can choose to edit edit with the Brush cursor or by drawing straight lines using the Line tool. Both take in the radius that can also be set by the user to alter the size of the editing tool. | + | Once manual editing has been enabled you will see the cursor update to reflect the editing tool. You can choose to edit with the Brush cursor or by drawing straight lines using the Line tool. Both take in the radius that can also be set by the user to alter the size of the editing tool. |
**Note:** Drawing on the " | **Note:** Drawing on the " |
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