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 p.d is a locally installed software application for which the primary purpose is to enable users of various radiation treatment planning systems (TPS) to design, calculate, measure, and order patient-specific radiotherapy devices that are custom manufactured by .decimal. These devices are typically either apertures/blocks or intensity modulators / range compensators. The general software workflow is to import patient information from the TPS via DICOM, then design and/or review the required patient devices (blocks and modulators) with p.d, and finally to order the devices. Additional functions are also available to check order status, digitize scanned electron aperture images, and export data back to the TPS via DICOM, which may also be frequently used by some facilities. Figure 1 describes the communications between the p.d software, .decimal servers, and TPS computers. p.d is a locally installed software application for which the primary purpose is to enable users of various radiation treatment planning systems (TPS) to design, calculate, measure, and order patient-specific radiotherapy devices that are custom manufactured by .decimal. These devices are typically either apertures/blocks or intensity modulators / range compensators. The general software workflow is to import patient information from the TPS via DICOM, then design and/or review the required patient devices (blocks and modulators) with p.d, and finally to order the devices. Additional functions are also available to check order status, digitize scanned electron aperture images, and export data back to the TPS via DICOM, which may also be frequently used by some facilities. Figure 1 describes the communications between the p.d software, .decimal servers, and TPS computers.
  
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