Evaluation of optical 3D scanning system for radiotherapy use

Abstract Introduction Optical three‐dimensional scanning devices can produce geometrically accurate, high‐resolution models of patients suitable for clinical use. This article describes the use of a metrology‐grade structured light scanner for the design and production of radiotherapy medical device...

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Main Authors: Scott Crowe, Jenna Luscombe, Sarah Maxwell, Emily Simpson‐Page, Tania Poroa, Rachael Wilks, Weizheng Li, Susannah Cleland, Philip Chan, Charles Lin, Tanya Kairn
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Language:English
Published: Wiley 2022-06-01
Series:Journal of Medical Radiation Sciences
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1002/jmrs.562
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author Scott Crowe
Jenna Luscombe
Sarah Maxwell
Emily Simpson‐Page
Tania Poroa
Rachael Wilks
Weizheng Li
Susannah Cleland
Philip Chan
Charles Lin
Tanya Kairn
author_facet Scott Crowe
Jenna Luscombe
Sarah Maxwell
Emily Simpson‐Page
Tania Poroa
Rachael Wilks
Weizheng Li
Susannah Cleland
Philip Chan
Charles Lin
Tanya Kairn
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description Abstract Introduction Optical three‐dimensional scanning devices can produce geometrically accurate, high‐resolution models of patients suitable for clinical use. This article describes the use of a metrology‐grade structured light scanner for the design and production of radiotherapy medical devices and synthetic water‐equivalent computer tomography images. Methods Following commissioning of the device by scanning objects of known properties, 173 scans were performed on 26 volunteers, with observations of subjects and operators collected. Results The fit of devices produced using these scans was assessed, and a workflow for the design of complex devices using a treatment planning system was identified. Conclusions Recommendations are provided on the use of the device within a radiation oncology department.
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spelling doaj.art-cad49017bcea4a138963c04527c2b10c2022-12-22T02:37:17ZengWileyJournal of Medical Radiation Sciences2051-38952051-39092022-06-0169221822610.1002/jmrs.562Evaluation of optical 3D scanning system for radiotherapy useScott Crowe0Jenna Luscombe1Sarah Maxwell2Emily Simpson‐Page3Tania Poroa4Rachael Wilks5Weizheng Li6Susannah Cleland7Philip Chan8Charles Lin9Tanya Kairn10Cancer Care Services Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Herston Queensland AustraliaCancer Care Services Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Herston Queensland AustraliaCancer Care Services Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Herston Queensland AustraliaCancer Care Services Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Herston Queensland AustraliaCancer Care Services Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Herston Queensland AustraliaCancer Care Services Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Herston Queensland AustraliaSchool of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering University of Queensland St. Lucia Queensland AustraliaRadiation Oncology Princess Alexandra Raymond Terrace South Brisbane Queensland AustraliaCancer Care Services Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Herston Queensland AustraliaCancer Care Services Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Herston Queensland AustraliaCancer Care Services Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Herston Queensland AustraliaAbstract Introduction Optical three‐dimensional scanning devices can produce geometrically accurate, high‐resolution models of patients suitable for clinical use. This article describes the use of a metrology‐grade structured light scanner for the design and production of radiotherapy medical devices and synthetic water‐equivalent computer tomography images. Methods Following commissioning of the device by scanning objects of known properties, 173 scans were performed on 26 volunteers, with observations of subjects and operators collected. Results The fit of devices produced using these scans was assessed, and a workflow for the design of complex devices using a treatment planning system was identified. Conclusions Recommendations are provided on the use of the device within a radiation oncology department.https://doi.org/10.1002/jmrs.5623‐D imagingBolusBrachytherapyRadiation OncologyRadiotherapy
spellingShingle Scott Crowe
Jenna Luscombe
Sarah Maxwell
Emily Simpson‐Page
Tania Poroa
Rachael Wilks
Weizheng Li
Susannah Cleland
Philip Chan
Charles Lin
Tanya Kairn
Evaluation of optical 3D scanning system for radiotherapy use
Journal of Medical Radiation Sciences
3‐D imaging
Bolus
Brachytherapy
Radiation Oncology
Radiotherapy
title Evaluation of optical 3D scanning system for radiotherapy use
title_full Evaluation of optical 3D scanning system for radiotherapy use
title_fullStr Evaluation of optical 3D scanning system for radiotherapy use
title_full_unstemmed Evaluation of optical 3D scanning system for radiotherapy use
title_short Evaluation of optical 3D scanning system for radiotherapy use
title_sort evaluation of optical 3d scanning system for radiotherapy use
topic 3‐D imaging
Bolus
Brachytherapy
Radiation Oncology
Radiotherapy
url https://doi.org/10.1002/jmrs.562
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