Prospective Dosimetric Data Generation For Every Patient And Fraction To Analyze Results On Radiation Oncology Patient Registries G. Olivera1, X. Mo1,

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Prospective Dosimetric Data Generation For Every Patient And Fraction To Analyze Results On Radiation Oncology Patient Registries G. Olivera1, X. Mo1, W. Lu1, D. Parnell1, S. Key1, M. Chen1, Y. Chen1, D. Dosoretz2, E. Fernandez3, C. Mantz4, D. Galmarini4 1- 21st Century Oncology, Madison, WI 2- 21st Century Oncology, Radiation Therapy Regional Center, Ft. Myers, FL 3- 21st Century Oncology, Fort Lauderdale, FL 4- 21st Century Oncology, Fort Myers, FL

Work Background and Scope Radiation Oncology Registries (ROR) are important tools in the era of evidence-based medicine Dosimetric information currently in RORs is typically limited to treatment planning information – only a first snapshot of the actual dose to be delivered To better understand the correlation between dosimetry and a particular clinical outcome, it is desirable to have knowledge of the daily and cumulative dosimetrical information based on data gathered during treatment An automated system composed of Adaptive Dose Recalculation (ADR) and In-Vivo verification (IV) for every patient and every fraction has been deployed in all of the clinics in our network to prospectively generate actual dosimetric data during treatment The dosimetric results from 3,687 ADR patients and 150,330 IV fractions are presented here

Materials and Methods For each patient and fraction, the following data are automatically generated on daily basis immediately after treatment: Adaptive Dose Recalculation: In Vivo Verification:

Materials and Methods For each patient and fraction, the following data are automatically generated on daily basis immediately after treatment Adaptive Dose Recalculation provides: Flagging system dashboard In Vivo Verification provides:

Flagging Dashboard This is a glance of the summary or dashboard which lists brief patient information, and pages advised to be reviewed. Note that currently this tool is used retrospectively, hence the series of unchecked flags.

Materials and Methods For each patient and fraction, the following data are automatically generated on daily basis immediately after treatment Adaptive Dose Recalculation provides: Flagging system dashboard Fraction and cumulative dose reconstruction during and at the end of the treatment course In Vivo Verification provides:

Daily and Cumulative Dose Analysis Display daily dose fraction 26 cumulative dose up to fraction 26

Materials and Methods For each patient and fraction, the following data are automatically generated on daily basis immediately after treatment Adaptive Dose Recalculation provides: Flagging system dashboard Fraction and cumulative dose reconstruction during and at the end of the treatment course Fraction and cumulative DVH during and at the end of the treatment course In Vivo Verification provides:

Daily and Cumulative DVH

Materials and Methods For each patient and fraction, the following data are automatically generated on daily basis immediately after treatment Adaptive Dose Recalculation provides: Flagging system dashboard Fraction and cumulative dose reconstruction during and at the end of the whole treatment Fraction and cumulative DVH during and at the end of the whole treatment Fraction deformable registrations and fraction structure sets Several dosimetrical and anatomical metrics during treatment In Vivo Verification provides: Fraction in vivo dosimetry based on exit detector portal dosimetry Patient offsets trending Patient registration consistency metric Patient positioning based on actual machine encoders Machine output behavior

Synergy Between IV and ADR Left Chest Wall Sarcoma

Synergy Between IV and ADR Fraction 3 is flagged for review Fraction 3 is flagged for review

Synergy between IV and ADR Fraction 3 DVH indicates a difference in planned vs delivered dose

Dose Display- Fraction 3 Breast Position

Is Correction Necessary? Cumulative dose trend chart indicates that the dose to the chest wall PTV likely did not need to be corrected for the one time event associated with fraction 3.

In Vivo Verification (IV) Observations Gamma Threshold 3 % - 3mm 97.5% to 100% pass 95.0% to 97.5% pass Less than 95.0% pass A total of 85 were found in 14 clinics during 153,330 delivered fractions during a period of approximately 3 years. This corresponds to a rate of 0.055 % in 3 years or 0.018 Patient offsets larger than 3 mm that couch was not moved Data collected during 3 years Period 153,330 fractions Average rate of occurrence: 0.0013 % per year per clinic

Cumulative Dose Flags after Treatment Course % Patients out of QUANTEC tolerance (no adaptation)

Comparison between Parotids: Planned and Actual NTCP Patients that deviate adversely respect to plan NTCP computed using data from Moiseenko et. al IJROBP 82 1108 (2012)

Cumulative Dose Flags after whole treatment % Patients out of QUANTEC tolerance (no adaptation)

Percentage of Patients Having a Target Flag % of Patients Flagged

Take Home Messages On many occasions, treatment planning information is not the adequate surrogate for Radiation Oncology Registries to describe what happen dosimetrically during treatment Most deviations are the result of patient setup and/or anatomic changes These deviations are hard to predict for a particular patient; therefore, this type of information needs to be recorded for every patient, every day Some human errors can be solved using not only image guidance but also “Dose Guidance” Opportunity to correct for many deviations by treatment adaptation

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