Surface Guided Radiation Therapy

Jeremy Hoisak, PhD, DABR is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Radiation Medicine and Applied Sciences at the University of California, San Diego. Dr. Hoisak’s clinical expertise includes radiosurgery, stereotactic body radiation therapy and respiratory motion management. Adam Paxton, PhD, DABR is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Radiation Oncology at the University of Utah. Dr. Paxton’s clinical expertise includes patient safety, motion management, radiosurgery, and proton therapy.Benjamin Waghorn, PhD, DABR is the Senior Director of Clinical Physics at Vision RT, Ltd. Dr. Waghorn’s research interests include intensity modulated radiation therapy, motion management, and surface image guidance systems.Todd Pawlicki, PhD, DABR, FAAPM, FASTRO, is Professor and Vice-Chair for Medical Physics in the Department of Radiation Medicine and Applied Sciences at the University of California, San Diego. Dr. Pawlicki has published extensively on quality and safety in radiation therapy. He has served on the Board of Directors for the American Society for Radiology Oncology (ASTRO) and the American Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM).

“This book provides comprehensive, technically orientated information of surface guided radiation therapy, a rapidly emerging technology in radiotherapy. Authored by medical physicists, radiation therapists, and radiation vendors, this book covers all aspects of surface guided radiation therapy, with the intention of this new technology being implemented clinically in a safe and efficient manner. The book will likely be of greatest interest to residents of medical physics and radiation oncology as a textbook to gain general knowledge in the field, as well as to medical physicists as a reference book when implementing this new technology clinically. It may also be of interest to administration professionals who are considering expanding clinical practice and would like a general overview. This book is a timely addition to radiotherapy literature with a comprehensive collection of information and knowledge that has been gained in this emerging new field. While there are many research publications about surface guided radiotherapy already, this is the first book that encompasses technical information related to current SGRT systems on the market.”—Shuying Wan, PhD (Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center-Thomas Jefferson University) in Doody’s Core Titles Review 2022.

• ContentsPreface, xiAcknowledgments, xiiiContributors, xvChapter 1 ◾ A History of Surface Guidance Methods inRadiation Therapy 1Jeremy D. P. Hoisak and Todd PawlickiChapter 2 ◾ Safety and Quality Improvements with SGRT 25Hania A. Al-Hallaq and Bill J. SalterChapter 3 ◾ Technical Overview and Features of theC-RAD Catalyst™ and Sentinel™ Systems 51Karl Rasmussen, Victoria Bry, and Nikos PapanikolaouChapter 4 ◾ Technical Overview and Featuresof the Varian IDENTIFY ™ System 73Raymond Schulz, Chris Huyghe, Lisa Hampton,Delena Hanson, Michael stead, and Thomas SpeckChapter 5 ◾ Technical Overview and Featuresof the Vision RT AlignRT® System 95Benjamin WaghornChapter 6 ◾ Commissioning and Routine QualityAssurance of the C-RAD Catalyst™and Sentinel™ 4D-CT Systems 117Alonso N. Gutierrez and Dennis N. StanleyChapter 7 ◾ Commissioning and Routine QualityAssurance of the Varian IDENTIFY ™ System 137Hui Zhao and Adam B. PaxtonChapter 8 ◾ Commissioning and Routine QualityAssurance of the Vision RT AlignRT® System 157Guang LiChapter 9 ◾ Surface Guidance for Whole Breastand Partial Breast: Technical Aspects 187Laura PadillaChapter 10 ◾ Surface Guidance for Breast:Deep Inspiration Breath Hold 209Xiaoli TangChapter 11 ◾ Breast Cancer Outcomes and ToxicityReduction with SGRT 227Orit Kaidar-Person, Icro Meattini, Marianne C. Aznar, andPhilip PoortmansChapter 12 ◾ Surface Guidance for StereotacticRadiosurgery and Radiotherapy:Technical Aspects 239Laura Cerviño and Grace Gwe-Ya KimChapter 13 ◾ Clinical Outcomes of IntracranialSurface-Guided Stereotactic Radiosurgery 255Douglas a. rahn iiiChapter 14 ◾ Risk Analysis for SGRT-Based SRS/SRT 269Ryan MangerChapter 15 ◾ SBRT and Respiratory Motion ManagementStrategies with Surface Guidance 279Michael J. TallhamerChapter 16 ◾ The Use of SGRT for SBRT withoutRespiratory Gating 303Ryan Foster and John HeinzerlingChapter 17 ◾ Head and Neck 319Bo ZhaoChapter 18 ◾ Surface Image Guidance for Treatmentof Extremities 339David p. GiergaChapter 19 ◾ Application of SGRT in Pediatric Patients:The CHLA Experience 351Arthur J. Olch, Alisha Chlebik, and Kenneth WongChapter 20 ◾ Skin Mark-Less Patient Setup: A Physicist’sPerspective 367Vanessa Panettieri, Sandra Paul, and Catherine RussellChapter 21 ◾ Tattoo/Skin Mark-Less Setups Using SGRT:A Radiation Therapist’s Perspective 391Jacqueline DorneyChapter 22 ◾ Introducing SGRT into the Clinic:A Radiation Therapist’s Perspective 399Ellen Herron and Daniel BaileyChapter 23 ◾ SGRT for Proton Therapy 421Adam B. PaxtonChapter 24 ◾ Integration of Surface Imaging withTomographic and Bore-Type GantryTreatment Systems 437Lutz LüdemannChapter 25 ◾ Consumer-Grade Cameras and OtherApproaches to Surface Imaging 449Rex CardanChapter 26 ◾ Future Directions for SGRT 459David WiantINDEX, 481