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US08325878B2 Real-time dose computation for radiation therapy using graphics processing unit acceleration of the convolution/superposition dose computation method 有权
使用图形处理单元加速的卷积/叠加剂量计算方法的放射治疗的实时剂量计算

  • Patent Title: Real-time dose computation for radiation therapy using graphics processing unit acceleration of the convolution/superposition dose computation method
  • Patent Title (中): 使用图形处理单元加速的卷积/叠加剂量计算方法的放射治疗的实时剂量计算
  • Application No.: US12934513
    Application Date: 2009-05-08
  • Publication No.: US08325878B2
    Publication Date: 2012-12-04
  • Inventor: Todd McNuttRobert Allan Jacques
  • Applicant: Todd McNuttRobert Allan Jacques
  • Applicant Address: US MD Baltimore
  • Assignee: The Johns Hopkins University
  • Current Assignee: The Johns Hopkins University
  • Current Assignee Address: US MD Baltimore
  • Agency: Venable LLP
  • Agent Henry J. Daley
  • International Application: PCT/US2009/043341 WO 20090508
  • International Announcement: WO2009/137794 WO 20091112
  • Main IPC: A61B5/05
  • IPC: A61B5/05
Real-time dose computation for radiation therapy using graphics processing unit acceleration of the convolution/superposition dose computation method
Abstract:
A system for radiation therapy including a radiation planning system, wherein the radiation planning system comprises a parallel processor adapted to receive input information concerning a body having an intended radiation treatment region and to output information for providing radiation treatment to the intended radiation treatment region of the body, wherein the parallel processor is adapted to perform a plurality of reverse ray tracing calculations based on the input information concerning the body in determining the output information for providing radiation treatment, each of the plurality of reverse ray tracing calculations comprising: calculating a first physical property corresponding to a first sub-region of the intended radiation treatment region of the body that is intersected by a ray traced between a source position and the intended radiation treatment region; and calculating, subsequent to the first-mentioned calculating, a second physical property corresponding to a second sub-region of the intended radiation treatment region that is intersected by the ray at a location closer to the source position than is the first sub-region.
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