Estimation of patient-size dependent imaging dose for stereoscopic/monoscopic real-time kV image guidance in lung and prostate SBRT

Conclusion: Patient-specific imaging dose was quantified for monoscopic/stereoscopic real-time kV image guidance in lung and prostate patients with respect to patient size. Additional skin dose was 1.98% (in lung patients) and 1.35% (in prostate patients) of the prescription which is within 5% recommended value by the AAPM Task Group 180. For internal OARs, larger patients received more dose in lung patients while the trend was the opposite for prostate patients. Patient size was an important factor to determine additional imaging dose.&#xD.PMID:36972605 | DOI:10.1088/1361-6560/acc7f0
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