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Motion in Radiotherapy
Martijn Engelsman
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Contents• What is motion ?
• Why is motion important ?
• Motion in practice
• Qualitative impact of motion
• Motion management
• Motion in charged particle therapy
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What is motion ?
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Motion in radiotherapy
• Aim of radiotherapy– Deliver maximum dose to tumor cells and
minimum dose to surrounding normal tissues
• “Motion”– Anything that may lead to a mismatch between
the intended and actual location of delivered radiation dose
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Radiotherapy treatment process
1) Diagnosis2) Patient immobilization3) Imaging (CT-scan)4) Target delineation5) Treatment plan design6) Treatment delivery (35 fractions)7) Patient follow-up
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Why is motion important ?
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PTV concept (1)
GTV (Gross Tumor Volume): = 5 cm, V = 65 cm3
CTV (Clinical Target Volume): = 6 cm, V = 113 cm3
PTV (Planning Target Volume): = 8 cm, V = 268 cm3
High dose region
(ICRU 50 and 62)
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PTV concept (2)
• Margin from GTV to CTV– Typically 5 mm or patient and tumor specific– Improved by:
• Better imaging• Physician training
• Margin from CTV to PTV– Typically 5 to 10 mm– Tumor location specific– Improved by:
• Motion management• Smart treatment planning
GTVCTVPTVHigh Dose
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Example source of motion
www.pi-medical.gr
35 Fractions=
35 times patient setup
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Sources of motion
• Patient setup• Patient breathing / coughing• Patient heart-beat• Patient discomfort• Target delineation inaccuracies• Non-representative CT-scan• Target deformation / growth / shrinkage• Etc., etc. etc.
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Subdivision of motion
• Systematic versus Random
• Inter-fractional versus Intra-fractional
• Treatment Preparation versus Treatment Execution– Less commonly used
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Systematic versus Random
• Systematic– Same error for all fractions (possibly even all patients).
• Random– Unpredictable. Day to day variations around a mean.
• Known but neither– Breathing, heartbeat
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x
y
Setup errors for three patients
Beam’s Eye View
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Systematic (x)
Random (y)
Random (x)
Setup errors for a single patient
Systematic (y)
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Inter-fractional versus Intra-fractional
• Inter-fractional– Variation between fractions
• Intra-fractional– Variation within a fraction
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Treatment preparation versus treatment execution
2) Patient immobilization3) CT-scan4) Target delineation5) Treatment plan design6) Treatment delivery (35 fractions)
Treatment preparation
Treatment execution
Always systematic
Systematic and/or random
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Motion in practice
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Systematic Inter-fractional Treatment preparation
Random Intra-fractional Treatment execution
Target delineation
Steenbakkers et al.
Radiother Oncol. 2005; 77:182-90
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Systematic Inter-fractional Treatment preparation
Random Intra-fractional Treatment execution
Patient setup
x
y
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Systematic Inter-fractional Treatment preparation
Random Intra-fractional Treatment execution
Target deformation / motion 1/3
TargetBladder
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Systematic Inter-fractional Treatment preparation
Random Intra-fractional Treatment execution
Target deformation / motion 2/3
TargetBladder
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2) Patient immobilization3) CT-scan4) Target delineation5) Treatment plan design6) Treatment delivery (35 fractions)
Target deformation / motion 3/3
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Breathing motion
Systematic Inter-fractional Treatment preparation
Random Intra-fractional Treatment execution
Movie by John Wolfgang
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Qualitative impact of motion
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Importance of motion
• Breathing motion / heart beat
• Systematic errors
• Random errors
Raise your hand to vote
Let’s “prove” it
Most
Least
Almost least
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Simulation parameters (1)
GTVCTVPTVHigh Dose
GTVCTV
High Dose
To enhance the visible effect of motion: High dose conformed to CTV
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GTVCTV
High Dose
Parallel opposed beamsDirection of motion
Simulation parameters (2)
-60 -50 -40 -30 -20 -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 6050
60
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of p
resc
ribed
dos
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distance from beam axis (mm)
CTV
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80 85 90 95 100 1050
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10
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25
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Dose, % of ICRU reference dose
Vol
ume
a.u.
Amplitude of breathing motion:
0 mm
5 mm
10 mm
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80 85 90 95 100 1050
5
10
15
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25
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Dose, % of ICRU reference dose
Vol
ume
a.u.
Standard deviation of random errors: 0 mm
5 mm 10 mm
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80 85 90 95 100 1050
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Dose, % of ICRU reference dose
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Systematic error: 0 mm
5 mm 10 mm
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0.0
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Dose (Gy)
TCP
DVH reduction into:
• Tumor Control Probability (TCP)• Assumption: homogeneous irradiation of the CTV to 84 Gy results in a
TCP = 50 %
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Tumor motion and tumor control probability
Amplitude of breathing motion
(mm)
Random setup errors (1SD)(mm)
Systematic setup error(mm)
TCP(%)
0 0 0 47.3
5 - - 47.0
10 - - 46.3
15 - - 44.3
- 5 - 46.8
- 10 - 43.5
- 15 - 36.9
- - 5 45.5
- - 10 40.1
- - 15 6.0
Typical motion:
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Importance of motion
• Breathing motion / heart beat
• Systematic errors
• Random errors
Therefore …
Most
Least
Almost least
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Why are systematic errors worse ?
dose
CTV
Random errors / breathing blurs the cumulative dose distribution
Systematic errors shift the cumulative dose distribution
Slide byM. van Herk
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• Systematic errors- Same part of the tumor always underdosed
• Random errors / Breathing motion / heart beat- Multiple parts of the tumor underdosed part of the time,
correctly dosed most of the time
But don’t forget: Breathing motion and heart beat can have systematic effects on target delineation
In other words…
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Motion management
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Radiotherapy treatment process
2) Patient immobilization3) CT-scanning4) Target delineation5) Treatment plan design6) Treatment delivery
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Patient immobilization
Breast board
Intra-cranial mask
GTC frame
www.massgeneral.og
www.sinmed.com
www.sinmed.com
Leg pillow
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Benefits of immobilization
• Reproducible patient setup
• Limits intra-fraction motion
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Radiotherapy treatment process
2) Patient immobilization3) CT-scanning4) Target delineation5) Treatment plan design6) Treatment delivery
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CT-scanning
• Multiple CT-scans prior to treatment planning- Reduces geometric miss compared to single CT-scan
• 4D-CT scanning- Extent of breathing motion- Determine representative tumor position
• See lecture “Advances in imaging for therapy”
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Radiotherapy treatment process
2) Patient immobilization3) CT-scanning4) Target delineation5) Treatment plan design6) Treatment delivery
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Target delineation
• Multi-modality imaging- CT-scan, MRI, PET, etc.
• Physician training and inter-collegial verification
• Improved drawing tools and auto-delineation
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Radiotherapy treatment process
2) Patient immobilization3) CT-scanning4) Target delineation5) Treatment plan design6) Treatment delivery
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Treatment plan design
• Choice of beam angles- e.g. parallel to target motion
• Smart treatment planning• Robust optimization• IMRT• See, e.g., lecture “Optimization with motion
and uncertainties”
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Radiotherapy treatment process
2) Patient immobilization3) CT-scanning4) Target delineation5) Treatment plan design6) Treatment delivery
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Magnitude of motion in treatment delivery• Systematic setup error
– Laser: = 3 mm– Bony anatomy: = 2 mm– Cone-beam CT: = 1 mm
• Random setup errors– = 3 mm
• Breathing motion– Up to 30 mm peak-to-peak– Typically 10 mm peak-to-peak
• Tumor delineation– See next slide
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Tumor delineation• 22 Patients with
lung cancer• 11 Radiation
oncologists from 5 institutions
• Comparison to median target surface
Rad. Onc. # Mean volume(cm3)
Mean distance(mm)
Overall SD(mm)
1 36 -6.4 15.1
2 48 -3.7 11.6
3 53 -4.3 13.9
4 55 -2.4 7.0
5 58 -3.3 12.7
6 67 -1.6 10.0
7 69 -1.2 6.2
8 72 -1.0 6.6
9 76 -0.2 7.4
10 93 0.9 5.7
11 129 0.4 6.1
All 69 ( 25) -1.7 10.2
Steenbakkers et al.
Radiother Oncol. 2005; 77:182-90
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Motion management
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Motion management for setup errors
• Portal imaging
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Portal imaging
Obtained from Treatment Planning System
Obtained in treatment room
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Setup protocol
• NAL-protocol (No Action Level)– Portal imaging for first Nm fractions– Calculate a single correction vector compared to
markers for laser setup
Lasers only
de Boer HC, Heijmen BJ.
Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys.
2001;50(5):1350-65
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Motion management for breathing
• In treatment plan design- Margin increase- Overcompensating dose to margin- Robust treatment planning- See, e.g., lecture “Optimization with motion and
uncertainties”• Control patient breathing
- Breath-hold- Gated radiotherapy
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Breathing tracesTrace PDF =
ProbabilityDensityFunction
1)
2)
3)
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Margin increase
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Effect of blurring on dose profile (conformal)
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 700.0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1.0Conformal beam
Unblurred Breathing Random setup errors Both
distance (from central axis, mm)
Dose
(rel
ativ
e)Only a limited shift in 95% isodose level
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Margin for breathing (conformal)
5 10 15
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Margin for breathing (IMRT)
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 700.0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1.0IMRT beam
distance (from central axis, mm)
Dose
(rel
ativ
e)
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 700.0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1.0Conformal beam
Unblurred Breathing Random setup errors Both
distance (from central axis, mm)
Dose
(rel
ativ
e)
HypotheticallySharpDose
Distribution
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Margin for breathing (IMRT)
5 10 15
IMRT
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Breath hold
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Control / stop patient breathing
• Exhale position most reproducible
• Inhale position most beneficial for sparing lung tissue
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Breath hold techniques
• Voluntary breath hold• Rosenzweig KE et al. The deep inspiration breath-hold technique in the treatment of
inoperable non-small-cell lung cancer. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys. 2000;48:81-7
• Active Breathing Control (ABC)• Wong JW et al. The use of active breathing control (ABC) to reduce margin for breathing
motion. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys. 1999;44:911-9
• Abdominal press– Negoro Y et al. The effectiveness of an immobilization device in conformal radiotherapy for
lung tumor: reduction of respiratory tumor movement and evaluation of the daily setup accuracy. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys. 2001;50:889-98
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Gating
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Gated radiotherapy
• External or internal markers• Usually 20% duty cycle• Some residual motion
Gating window
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Gating benefits and drawbacks• Less straining for patient than breath-hold• Increased treatment time
• Internal markers– Direct visualization of tumor (surroundings)– Invasive procedure / side effects of surgery
• External markers– Limited burden for patient– Doubtful correlation between marker and tumor position
• Intra-fractional• Inter-fractional
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Motion in charged particle therapy
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T. Bortfeld
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Range sensitivity
Paralell opposed -photons
Single field -protons
Single field -photons
Spherical tumor in lung
Displayed isodose levels: 50%, 80%, 95% and 100%
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Paralell opposed -photons
Single field -protons
Single field -photons
Spherical tumor in lung
Range sensitivity
Displayed isodose levels: 50%, 80%, 95% and 100%
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Paralell opposed -photons
Single field -protons
Single field -photons
Spherical tumor in lung
Range sensitivity
Displayed isodose levels: 50%, 80%, 95% and 100%
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Dose-Volume Histogram (protons)
PTV (static)CTVGTVCTV-GTV
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SOBP Modulation
Aperture
High-DensityStructure
BodySurface
CriticalStructure
TargetVolume
Beam
RangeCompensator
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+ =
Passive scattering system
Aperture Range Compensator
Lateral conformation
Distal conformation
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Smearing the range compensator
Aperture
High-DensityStructure
BodySurface
CriticalStructure
TargetVolume
Beam
RangeCompensator
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Smearing the range compensator
Aperture
High-DensityStructure
BodySurface
CriticalStructure
TargetVolume
Beam
RangeCompensator
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SmearSetupError
A 0 0
B 0 10
C 10 0
D 10 10
A B C D
E F G HC D
Displayed isodose levels: 50%, 80%, 95% and 100%
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Motion management in particle therapy
• Passive scattered particle therapy• For setup errors and (possibly) breathing motion
- Lateral expansion of apertures- Smearing of range compensators
• IMPT - See, e.g., lecture “Optimization with motion and
uncertainties”
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Thank you for your attention