Dosimetrist/Physicist Training Guide - UCSF Radiation Oncology
Dosimetrist/Physicist Training Guide - UCSF Radiation Oncology
Dosimetrist/Physicist Training Guide - UCSF Radiation Oncology
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Appendix A: Getting Your System Started<br />
Copyright 2009, IMPAC Medical Systems 95<br />
LTGRAD0005C/1.0/31-Mar-2009<br />
Notes (import/export MLC files) and Lesson 5 in Module II (import/export RTP files)<br />
of this guide for details.<br />
4. Set up dose tracking for the patient, the same as for new patients. Refer to Lesson<br />
6 in Module II of this guide for details.<br />
5. Manually record the dose delivered to date as a single treatment session. Refer to<br />
Lesson 7 in Module II of this guide for details.<br />
6. Use the Treatment Chart/Calendar to schedule and treat remaining fractions.<br />
Refer to Lesson 9 in Module III (schedule treatments) and Lesson 7 in Module II<br />
(manually record treatments) of this guide for details.<br />
After you complete the steps for this option, the Treatment Chart for your<br />
patient shows a mismatch for the manually recorded treatments. The Treatment<br />
Chart window will look similar to Figure 80, which is based on the patient<br />
information given in the example for this option.<br />
Mismatch for the manually recorded treatments<br />
Figure 80: Treatment Chart Window with a Mismatch<br />
The <strong>Radiation</strong> Prescriptions dialog box also only shows 1 fraction treated. This<br />
appears even though you manually recorded multiple treatments for dose<br />
delivered. The actual dose based on your manually recorded treatments does<br />
appear in the upper pane of the <strong>Radiation</strong> Prescriptions dialog box. Your<br />
<strong>Radiation</strong> Prescriptions dialog box should look similar to Figure 81, which is<br />
based on the patient information for this option.