Respiratory Motion Estimation from Cone-Beam Projections Using a Prior Model

Pages: 365 - 372
Published: Jan 1, 2009
Abstract
Respiratory motion introduces uncertainties when planning and delivering radiotherapy for lung cancer patients. Cone-beam projections acquired in the treatment room could provide valuable information for building motion models, useful for gated treatment delivery or motion compensated reconstruction. We propose a method for estimating 3D+T respiratory motion from the 2D+T cone-beam projection sequence by including prior knowledge about the...
Paper Details
Title
Respiratory Motion Estimation from Cone-Beam Projections Using a Prior Model
Published Date
Jan 1, 2009
Pages
365 - 372
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