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Dosimetrist/Physicist Training Guide - UCSF Radiation Oncology

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Lesson 9: Treatment Calendar<br />

Copyright 2009, IMPAC Medical Systems 59<br />

LTGRAD0005C/1.0/31-Mar-2009<br />

Notes Dose tracking columns appear in Figure 58, but they do not appear if you had<br />

actually added treatment sessions for a patient with no radiation prescription.<br />

Adding a Field Group First When Scheduling Treatment Sessions<br />

You can define the field group, then schedule the treatment fields and treatment<br />

sessions. In this exercise, you will add the treatment fields and the field group to<br />

schedule before you add the treatment sessions.<br />

1. In the Treatment Calendar, remove the treatment sessions you added in the<br />

previous exercise.<br />

Clears the Treatment Calendar of all treatment sessions. You cannot remove<br />

treatment sessions that you have already treated, approved, or changed to QA<br />

mode sessions.<br />

2. Click .<br />

Opens the Fields To Be Scheduled dialog box.<br />

3. Right-click or press F4, then click Show Treatment Fields for All<br />

Courses.<br />

Opens the treatment fields that are not associated with a prescription, shown in<br />

Figure 59.<br />

Figure 59: Fields To Be Scheduled with Field Group<br />

4. Add the 3 LAO Lung and 4 RPO Lung treatment fields to the field group in<br />

the Fields to be Scheduled pane.<br />

Specifies the fields that comprise the field group.<br />

5. Click .<br />

Closes the Fields To Be Scheduled dialog box, then shows the Treatment<br />

Calendar.<br />

6. Click .<br />

Treatment field not associated with a prescription<br />

Opens the Insert Sessions tab, shown in Figure 60.

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