Development of Patient Dose SR Work Item l Estimation of patient or organ dose requires: Radiation beam characteristics that interact with patient Models.

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Development of Patient Dose SR Work Item l Estimation of patient or organ dose requires: Radiation beam characteristics that interact with patient Models of the patient/organs Models of radiation interaction within the patient l Current Radiation Dose SR contains only information about the x-ray system or information the x-ray system can determine, e.g.: radiation output, geometry, x-ray source, detector system, etc. l Methods to do patient dose estimations are being developed and improved continuously storage of these estimations in a different object would allow more versatile utilization of the data 1

- X-Ray exposure techniques - Table, Gantry Angle, Beam Geometry, collimation, … - Dose measure: CTDI, DAP,... X-Ray Equipment Patient Dose SR: Data Flow/Requirements Modality Frame of Reference (FOR)

- X-Ray exposure techniques - Table, Gantry Angle, Beam Geometry, collimation, … - Dose measure: CTDI, DAP,... X-Ray Equipment Patient Dose SR: Data Flow/Requirements Patient Model Patient Registration Information -Actual scan range -Patient position on table -Fiducials? Equipment Information -Table dimension -absorption material, … Modality Frame of Reference (FOR) Patient Model FOR

- X-Ray exposure techniques - Table, Gantry Angle, Beam Geometry, collimation, … - Dose measure: CTDI, DAP,... X-Ray Equipment Patient Model Calculated data for documentation and reference to images and other SR’s Patient Dose SR: Data Flow/Requirements Patient Registration Information -Actual scan range -Patient position on table -Fiducials? Equipment Information -Table dimension -absorption material, … Patient Dose 2D view/map (e.g. iso-dose map) Patient Dose Surface 3D map/view Modality Frame of Reference (FOR) Patient Model FOR Patient Surface FOR

Patient Dose SR: Requirements for Organ Dose l Calculation Information Algorithm details Assumptions of calculation model table attenuation, backscatter model, … l Interpretation of Results Accuracy/Uncertainty model l Referenced Objects (UID’s) Irradiation context: Radiation Dose SR – one or more? Patient model: skin surface, organs, … Patient location and orientation: registration, fiducials, … 2D map or 3D dose map: Iso-dose image, … l Calculated Data for Documentation Peak Dose locations Iso-dose lines Registry data

Development of Operator Dose SR Work Item l Personal Dosimetry Management System (PDMS) An external system independent from the x-ray system that has the ability to register the dose received by operators of radiographic equipment procedure, e.g.: interventional radiography cardiology l Termed “ambient dose” from procedure l Ability to register the ambient dose of the equipment for each x-ray procedure 6