Acknowledgement Online Adaptive Radiotherapy for Prostate Cancer: Clinical Implementation and Initial Experience X. Allen Li E. Ahunbay, C. Peng, G. Chen, F. Liu, C. Lawton Doug Prah, Ph.D Esther Chang, Ph.D Andrew Godley, Ph.D Dian Wang, MD J. Frank Wilson, MD Beth Erickson, MD Chris Schultz, MD Julia White, MD Supports from Siemens OCS and Prowess Inc AAPM, 10:30AM, Ballroom A, Aug. 4, 2011 Inter-fractional variation: Head & Neck: Daily Variation Tumor of the day Cord and Tumor from planning CT Five days 1 Bladder: unpredictable inter-fraction change Prostate: unpredictable inter-fraction change On-line ART On-line ART Prostate daily maximum overlap rate 20 prostate cases Histogram of Daily Prostate MOR 20 18 16 Repositioning Re-planning Frequency of online re-planning Prostate (3 mm PTV margin): Repositioning: 50-70% of fractions Replanning: 25-40% of fractions Frequency 14 12 Online Replanning frequency increases with smaller PTV margins 10 8 6 4 2 0 60% 65% 70% 75% 80% 85% 90% 95% 100% Daily Prostate MOR (%) 2 Online Adaptive replanning Online ART Image Acquisition via CT-on-Rails Contour generation (auto segmentation with manual editing) 2-5 min A full-scope re-optimization with available systesms is too slow to be practical. Need fast replanning methods ! Segment Aperture Morphing (SAM) & Segment Weight Optimization (SWO) 2 min Dose/DVH evaluation and comparison 1 min ART plan transferring & QA verification with software 2 min Delivery and documentation 8-12 min for prostate, comparable to current repositioning !!! Implemented in RealArt by Prowess Inc Rapid contour delineation/modification Software: Hardware: •auto segmentation •drag and drop planning contours • interpolate contours for skipped images Fast plan modification: Segment Aperture Morphing user-friendly interactive Grip pen display (Cintiq 21UX, Wacom). Dropping contours from planning CT Drawing tablet and pen Implemented in RealART, Prowess Inc. Moving in Sagittal/Coronal view Decimating/Interpolating slices 3 Software tools for QA prior and after delivery: Prostate case (2 fractions) Planning CT verifying MU#, plan data transferring and actual delivery CT of Fr#1 Prostate (2 fractions) Moderate Deformation Overlap: 0.85 CT of Fr#2 Moderate Deformation Large Deformation Overlap: 85% Overlap: 74% Planning contour (pink) overlaid on daily CT Large Deformation Overlap: 0.74 Planning PTV margin: 0 mm 4 Clinical case: prostate cancer Rectum Rectum target bladder Dash: repositioning. Solid: online ART PTV margin: 3 mm Clinical case: bladder cancer, Fx#1 Projected reduction in rectal bleeding 5 Bladder cancer, Fx#1 Initial Clinical Experience The online replanning has been used on 12 prostate cancer cases and one bladder cancer case so far. Rectum target The online replanning process, eliminating the need to shift the patient, can be performed within the similar or slightly longer time frame required for the current IGRT repositioning and fits into the routine clinical workflow. Large Bowel Dash: repositioning. Solid: RealART replanning Repositioning Lumpectomy cavity volume and shape change Replanning Online ART for PBI PTV PTV PTV Breast - PTV 1 1 0.9 0.9 0.8 Fractional Volume Fractional Volume 0.8 0.7 Repositioning Replanning 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.7 Replanning 0.6 Repositioning 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.2 0.1 0.1 0 0 0 20 40 60 Dose (%-prescription) 80 100 120 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Dose (%-prescription) 6 Inter-fractional motion: pancreas Online Adaptive Replanning • ART allows smaller (3mm) PTV margin, compared to repositioning with typical 10 mm margin) AP Projections, based gated daily CT Adaptive v.s. Repositioning • Duodenum 10 cases Dosimetric Impact of RT delivery technologies on pancreas RT Duodenum V50.4 L-Kidney V15 R-Kidney V15 Large Bowel V45 Stomach V45 Liver V30 Small Bowel V45 Online ART IGRT gating gating IGRT No gating no IGRT no gating 19% 8% 14% 0.4% 1% 2% 1% 66% 22% 32% 8% 9% 13% 10% 72% 19% 35% 11% 11% 17% 12% 42% 15% 23% 3% 4% 6% 4% Average of 5 patients 7 Summary The current standard of IGRT (repositioning) can not address volume change, deformation and rotation. Methods have been developed to perform online fast replanning. Online replanning can address translational and rotational shifts and deformation, eliminating repositioning. The online replanning allows smaller PTV margins. The online replanning enables “image-plan-treat”, the future of RT practice, particularly important for hypofractionations, SBRT 8