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<strong>MapCHECK</strong><br />

<strong>Raising</strong> the Bar in IMRT <strong>QA</strong><br />

Advanced two dimensional detector array for quick and<br />

precise verification of radiotherapy dose distributions.<br />

<strong>2TM</strong><br />

The <strong>MapCHECK</strong> 2 Advantage<br />

Building on the success of the original <strong>MapCHECK</strong>, the <strong>MapCHECK</strong> 2 offers:<br />

<strong>Most</strong> Detectors - 1527; more than any 2D array<br />

Largest Field Size - 32 x 26cm; the largest of any 2D array<br />

Highest Density - 7.07mm uniform spacing across the entire 2D array<br />

Highest Resolution - Active detector area of only 0.64mm 2<br />

Suitable for Rotational <strong>Dosimetry</strong> - The <strong>MapCHECK</strong> 2 has been successfully used on RapidArc, VMAT<br />

and TomoTherapy ® machines*<br />

Target Motion and Gating <strong>QA</strong> - <strong>MapCHECK</strong> 2 can be used for gating and target motion <strong>QA</strong> when used with<br />

MotionSim<br />

Real-time measurements - With a sampling frequency of 50ms, the <strong>MapCHECK</strong> 2 provides measurement<br />

results in real-time<br />

*With MapPHAN option<br />

<strong>Your</strong> <strong>Most</strong> <strong>Valuable</strong> <strong>QA</strong> & <strong>Dosimetry</strong> <strong>Tools</strong><br />

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IMRT <strong>QA</strong> Should Be Simple<br />

Easy to Setup<br />

Single power/data cable connection<br />

Use on the treatment couch or at prescription angle using the Isocentric Mounting Fixture (IMF)<br />

When centered on CAX, registration is automatic<br />

User Calibration<br />

Patented wide field array calibration<br />

No need to send the unit back to the manufacturer<br />

Calibration only takes 15 minutes annually<br />

Absolute Dose Measurements<br />

No warm-up time required for absolute dose measurements<br />

Measure absolute dose with a simple one-minute dose calibration<br />

Sun Nuclear Diodes<br />

Designed for measuring steep dose gradients - critical for accurate IMRT <strong>QA</strong><br />

Proven - used in thousands of radiotherapy facilities worldwide<br />

Stable - real-world clinical use proves Sun Nuclear diode stability is the same if not better than ion chambers<br />

Sensitive - 18,000 times more sensitivity than air cavity ion chambers<br />

Diode Detectors: The Right Choice for IMRT <strong>QA</strong><br />

The dose volume averaging effect of ion chambers is well<br />

documented. When using ion chambers for beam modeling<br />

and <strong>QA</strong>, the planned and measured dose may agree<br />

because they BOTH under and/or overestimate dose to the<br />

target volume and surrounding structures. The <strong>QA</strong> results<br />

may be favorable, but they are not satisfying the objective<br />

of revealing inconsistencies between the planned dose and<br />

actual delivered dose.<br />

Benefits of Sun Nuclear Diodes:<br />

120<br />

100<br />

80<br />

60<br />

40<br />

Ion Chamber<br />

Diode<br />

Film<br />

Smaller Active Area<br />

Better Sensitivity<br />

Thinner Active Thickness & Volume<br />

Less Drift<br />

No Dose Volume Averaging<br />

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2 x 2cm field profile measurements with various detectors<br />

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Software<br />

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With a single mouse click, <strong>MapCHECK</strong> software compares measured dose points to planned dose points. Users can<br />

compare normalized data or absolute dose data using distance to agreement or Gamma. Three adjustable criteria<br />

guarantee maximum flexibility and are easily adjusted. Measured points that do not fit within the acceptance criteria are<br />

highlighted red for high dose and blue for low dose.<br />

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5<br />

1<br />

2<br />

TH: Isodose percentage line<br />

that defines the dose area to<br />

evaluate.<br />

% Diff: Percent acceptance<br />

criterion between Set 1 and<br />

Set 2 dose values.<br />

3<br />

4<br />

mm: Distance-to-agreement<br />

criterion<br />

% Pass: Percentage of<br />

detector points that passed<br />

within the defined threshold<br />

with a pass/fail indication<br />

5<br />

Calc Shift: Determines if there<br />

is a misalignment between<br />

the measured & planned<br />

dose maps and automatically<br />

corrects for the misalignment if<br />

accepted by the user<br />

Standard Software Features<br />

• Rotational <strong>Dosimetry</strong><br />

• Flatness & Symmetry (Beam <strong>QA</strong>)<br />

• Histograms<br />

• Isodose Overlay/Subtraction<br />

• MLC <strong>QA</strong><br />

• File Management<br />

• Gamma Analysis<br />

• Film Analysis (including Gafchromic)<br />

• Structure Filter Analysis<br />

• EPID Image Analysis<br />

• Profiles<br />

• User Calibration<br />

• Reports (including PDF)<br />

• Batch Analysis<br />

• Integration with ATLAS<br />

<strong>Your</strong> <strong>Most</strong> <strong>Valuable</strong> <strong>QA</strong> & <strong>Dosimetry</strong> <strong>Tools</strong>


Features, Specifications and Accessories<br />

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1527 Sun Nuclear Diodes<br />

Use the IMF to position the <strong>MapCHECK</strong> 2<br />

at isocenter and measure at any gantry angle<br />

26 x 32cm Field Size<br />

Field size indicators<br />

7.07mm uniform spacing<br />

Single cable connection for<br />

power and data<br />

<strong>MapCHECK</strong> 2 shown in the MapPHAN<br />

to enable Rotational <strong>Dosimetry</strong><br />

Detector type:<br />

Detector quantity: 1527<br />

Active detector area (mm 2 ): 0.64<br />

Detector volume (cm 3 ): 0.000019<br />

Sun Nuclear Diode Detectors<br />

Detector stability: 0.5%/kGy at 6MV<br />

Dose rate dependence:<br />

Detector spacing (mm):<br />

Field size (cm): 32.0 x 26.0<br />

± 1%, 75 - 250cm SSD<br />

7.07 (uniform throughout array)<br />

Array geometry (cm):<br />

• Detector spacing parallel to X and Y axes: 1.0<br />

• Row spacing offset: 0.5<br />

Inherent buildup (g/cm 2 ): 2.0 ± 0.1<br />

Inherent backscatter (g/cm 2 ): 2.75 ± 0.1<br />

Radiation measured:<br />

Operating system:<br />

Number of connection cables:<br />

• Electrons, 6 MeV to 25 MeV<br />

• Photons, Co-60 to 25 MV<br />

Windows 2000, XP 32-bit, or Vista 32-bit<br />

Single power/data cable<br />

Dimensions (cm) / Weight (kg): 28.7 x 56.0 x 4.3 / 7.1<br />

M o t i o nSI<br />

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Target Motion, Gating & Imaging <strong>QA</strong><br />

Reproduce actual target motion<br />

Commission gating systems<br />

M a p P H A N<br />

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Rotational <strong>Dosimetry</strong> Delivered<br />

Water equivalent phantom<br />

Works with RapidArc, TomoTherapy ® and VMAT<br />

EPIDose<br />

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The Absolute in EPID <strong>Dosimetry</strong><br />

Use your EPID for IMRT <strong>QA</strong><br />

Accurately convert EPID images to dose maps<br />

M a p C A L C<br />

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Independent 2D Dose & MU Calculations<br />

Fast and accurate 2D dose calculations<br />

MU calculations<br />

All data used is best available at time of publication. Data is subject to change without notice.<br />

All Content ©2009, Sun Nuclear Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Elekta, VMAT and it’s logo<br />

are all trademarks of Elekta AB. TomoTherapy and it’s logo are all registered trademarks of<br />

Tomotherapy Inc. RapidArc and it’s logo are all trademarks of Varian Medical Systems, Inc.<br />

1177D032709<br />

Corporate Headquarters<br />

425A Pineda Court<br />

Melbourne, Florida 32940<br />

tel: + 1 321 259-6862<br />

web: www.sunnuclear.com

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