Imaging device of radiotherapy system

X-ray or gamma ray systems or devices – Specific application – Absorption

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C378S062000

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07664226

ABSTRACT:
The invention involves an imaging device used in rotary focused gamma-ray radiotherapy. The invention includes a frame, a rotary ring positioned at the frame, and a source carrier and a collimator carrier that can rotate around a rotary axis respectively. The source carrier is equipped inside with multiple radiation sources. The collimator carrier is equipped inside with a corresponding beam channel to the radiation sources, which focus at a shared focus of the rotary axis through the beam channel. The imaging device of the radiotherapy system also includes a diagnostic imaging system, consists of diagnostic radiation sources, a detector and a data processing system. By means of diagnostic imaging system of the invention, automatic beam positioning, real-time monitoring of treatment target motion, real-time monitoring and verification of radiation dose can be done during treatment, ensuring more accurate and improved radiotherapy effect.

REFERENCES:
patent: 6229870 (2001-05-01), Morgan
patent: 2004/0005027 (2004-01-01), Nafstadius

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