Sistemas de Planejamento em Radioterapia
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https://doi.org/10.29384/rbfm.2019.v13.n1.p92-98Abstract
Este artigo apresenta uma breve descrição do histórico do desenvolvimento de sistemas de planejamento, seguida da descrição dos atuais sistemas comerciais utilizados nos centros de radioterapia no país e no mundo. É apresentado também um novo sistema de planejamento denominadoA Medical Image-based Graphical platfOrm (AMIGO). Esse software foi desenvolvido em parceria com o Instituto de Pesquisas Energéticas e Nucleares, a Universidade de São Paulo e a Universidade de Maastricht. A primeira versão do software foi desenvolvida para simular tratamentos braquiterápicos por meio de uma interface gráfica com recursos similares aos sistemas de planejamento comerciais. Uma nova versão está sendo desenvolvida para uso em teleterapia, como uma alternativa aos softwares comercias, e permitirá a análise de diversos detalhes do tratamento, além da validação dos cálculos realizados pelos sistemas comerciais.
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