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publicationNumber KR-101190460-B1
titleOfInvention Target Point and Radiation Distribution Verification Device for Stereotactic Radiosurgery
abstract The apparatus for verifying the target point and the radiation distribution of the stereotactic radiosurgery according to the present invention comprises: an anatomical phantom having a shape of a head of a human body, having an opening at a lower portion thereof and an empty cavity at an inner portion thereof; Liquid filling the cavity of the phantom; A plurality of gel measuring instruments arranged to correspond to the verification target positions to simulate each lesion (tumor) and made of muscle equivalents in a gel state; A bottom plate installed in an opening formed at a lower portion of the phantom, and having a plurality of insertion holes formed therein corresponding to the number of gel measuring instruments; A plurality of accommodating parts each having a gel meter therein and having radiation permeability; A plurality of connecting portions, one end of which is inserted into the insertion hole of the bottom plate and the other end of which is connected to the receiving portion; And a sealing part installed at the bottom of the bottom plate to seal the cavity of the phantom so that the filling does not leak to the outside. According to the verification device of the target point and the radiation distribution of the stereotactic radiosurgery as described above, it is possible to simulate the tumor that is the target of the actual radiosurgery, and use the gel measuring instrument to confirm the three-dimensional radiation distribution. Because it can be used as a three-dimensional verification tool of, it can be used as close as possible to the actual radiosurgical environment for a radiosurgical target (target lesion) that has a three-dimensional volume and exists in three-dimensional space. Precise verification results can be provided.
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