Evaluating Intra-fraction Motion for Cranial Radiosurgery Patients

Event: ESTRO 2019: Novalis Circle Symposium
Topics: Image guidance, Intracranial metastasis
Year: 2019

Manuel Todorovic, MSc, from the department of radiotherapy and radiation oncology at University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE) discusses evaluating intra-fraction motion for cranial radiosurgery patients. He begins by giving a short introduction to Brainlab Elements Multiple Brain Mets SRS software. He then outlines the analysis thereof by presenting their study design as well as the analyzed data and results, including corrections in positioning and repositioning made with ExacTrac.

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So thank you, Giuseppe, for the nice introduction. Yeah, as we do not have so much time, I will start directly. So I want to talk about intra-fraction motion for cranial radiosurgery of patients. As the topic of the symposia is "How does every single millimeter count," so the first millimeter or the millimeter at the machine might be, maybe the intra-fraction motion or so. And why does it count or why is it important? I, hopefully, will give you an idea about that within the next 15 minutes. So here's my little disclosure. So one of the elements that...

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