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UCLAShapedBeamRadiosurgeryTutorialCourse IntroductiontoRadiosurgery CourseProgram Tuesday 89 IntroductiontoStereotacticSurgeryandRadiosurgery BREASTCENTERCONFROOMB2 AntonioDeSalles, M.D., Ph.D./EdMitchell

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1. First, gather all necessary patient and procedure information, including the patient's medical history, radiographic images, and the specific area to be treated using UCLA shaped beam radiosurgery.
2. Ensure that the patient is positioned correctly and comfortably on the treatment table in the radiotherapy department. The patient may be immobilized using a customized immobilization device to ensure accurate treatment delivery.
3. Input the patient's demographic data and treatment parameters into the radiation therapy treatment planning system (TPS). This includes the patient's name, age, gender, tumor location, and target volume.
4. Using the TPS, contour the target volume and surrounding critical structures within the radiographic images. This is done by manually outlining or semi-automatically segmenting the areas of interest such as the tumor and organs at risk.
5. Determine and optimize the treatment plan using the TPS to achieve the desired dose distribution while minimizing radiation to the surrounding healthy tissues. This involves selecting the appropriate beam energy, number of beams, beam angles, and beam weights.
6. Verify and review the treatment plan for accuracy and compliance with the prescribed dose and treatment goals. This step may involve the collaboration of radiation oncologists, medical physicists, and dosimetrists to ensure high-quality treatment.
7. Once the treatment plan is finalized, transfer it to the linear accelerator (linac) or radiosurgery system. The linac or radiosurgery system should be properly calibrated and commissioned to deliver the treatment accurately.
8. Position the patient on the treatment table within the linac or radiosurgery system using the previously established immobilization device. Align the treatment fields with the target volume using image guidance techniques such as X-ray imaging, CT scans, or cone-beam CT.
9. Administer the UCLA shaped beam radiosurgery treatment according to the treatment plan. This involves delivering precise and accurate radiation doses to the target volume while sparing the nearby healthy tissues.
10. Throughout the treatment, monitor the patient's vital signs and provide appropriate support or intervention if necessary. Regularly assess the patient's response to treatment and adjust the treatment plan if required.

Who needs UCLA shaped beam radiosurgery?

1. Patients with small to medium-sized tumors or lesions located in the brain, head and neck region, prostate, or other areas of the body may benefit from UCLA shaped beam radiosurgery.
2. UCLA shaped beam radiosurgery is particularly suitable for patients who are not candidates for conventional surgery or prefer a non-invasive treatment option.
3. Patients with conditions such as arteriovenous malformations (AVMs), acoustic neuromas, brain metastases, trigeminal neuralgia, or epilepsy may also be candidates for UCLA shaped beam radiosurgery.
4. The decision to undergo UCLA shaped beam radiosurgery is typically made by a multidisciplinary team of physicians, including radiation oncologists, neurosurgeons, and other specialists, based on the individual patient's condition and treatment goals.

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What is ucla shaped beam radiosurgery?

UCLA shaped beam radiosurgery is a type of radiation therapy that uses precisely targeted radiation beams to treat tumors and other medical conditions

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Medical facilities and healthcare providers that offer ucla shaped beam radiosurgery are required to file the necessary documentation

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UCLA shaped beam radiosurgery forms can be filled out electronically or manually, following the instructions provided by the regulatory authorities

What is the purpose of ucla shaped beam radiosurgery?

The purpose of ucla shaped beam radiosurgery is to deliver precise radiation therapy to targeted areas in the body, minimizing damage to surrounding healthy tissue

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Information such as patient demographics, treatment plan details, radiation dosages, and follow-up care must be reported on ucla shaped beam radiosurgery forms