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HDR Applicators and Dosimetry* Jason Rownd, MS Medical College of Wisconsin *with a too much radiobiology

Objectives Review the radiobiology of brachytherapy-linear quadratic model. Understand how to convert LDR dose prescriptions to HDR treatments. Understand some of the differences between LDR and HDR planning and treatment methods.

Radiobiology of Cell Death Single Strand Breaks (SSB) easily repaired DNA damage Double Strand Breaks (DSB) less frequent and less easily repaired DNA damage Hypothesis unrepaired DSB lead to cell death-inactivation

Radiobiology-LQ Model S = exp-(αd+ D+βD 2 ) α single event coefficient of a DSB β double event coefficient of a DSB S is the surviving fraction or overall probability of survival High dose rate delivery with respect to repair Surviving Fraction 1 0.1 0.01 0.001 0.0001 0.00001 Linear Quadratic Model 0 2 4 6 8 10 α β Dose (Gy)

Radiobiology-Fractionation Late responding normal tissue cells versus tumor cells shallower initial slope steeper final slope Crossover point αd D = βd 2 Dose/fraction below the crossover point higher survival of late responding tissues 1 0.1 0.01 0.001 0.0001 0 5 10 Tumor Late

Radiobiology-Dose Rate Low Dose Rate (LDR) similar in effect to low dose per fraction below crossover point High Dose Rate (HDR) possible to be above crossover point in effect Equivalence? 1 0.1 0.01 0.001 0.0001 0 5 10 Tumor Late

Radiobiology-the effect Biological Effect-E single acute dose = αd+ D+βD 2 n well separate fractions = n(αd+ D+βD 2 ) E = (nd)*(α+βd) E/α = α*(nd)*(1 + D/(α/β)) Biological Effective Dose (BED) Extrapolated Response Dose (ERD) BED=E/α =Total Dose*Relative Effectiveness

Prescriptions-Equivalence total dose, fraction size, fraction number to minimize complications To determine a reasonable dose for HDR treatments, based upon a continuous LDR treatment, the BED s or ERD s are assumed to be equal.

Prescription-Equivalence Equate and solve for HDR dose, spreadsheet math ERD Calculation for SOMEBODY 4/21/03 "Variable" (V) Value of V ERD LDR N_LDR # 0f LDR fxs 1 54.25 Rate LDR Rate (cgy/hr) 60 R 0.60 Gy/hr t time in hrs (LDR Dose/Rate) 83.3 T 83.33 hours mu 1.4 hr for tumors 1.4 N 5 fractions alphabeta alpha/beta=10 for tumors 10 d 6.55 Gy/HDR fraction d dose given by LDR (cgy) 5000 N_HDR # of HDR Fractions 5 ERD HDR Dose 6.55 Gy

Treatment Goals Deliver the dose to the target LDR limited source strengths, limited variability HDR can tune the dose distribution Spare normal tissues LDR: pull applicator or sources early as needed HDR: adjust position and optimization points pre treatment

HDR Planning-Matching Exact matching of an individual isodose is possible, but... You may not always want a perfect match Using BED, the DOSE relationship is NOT linear between HDR and LDR isodoses

HDR Planning-Considerations LDR classic pear shape tapered near tip of tandem because of source placement clinical outcome based upon cervix target HDR mimic classic pear shape tapered near tip via optimization planned outcome to mimic LDR shape How is this done...

Various HDR Applicators

Various HDR Applicators

Prescription Points Vs Dose Optimization Points (Vs DVH?) Dose Optimization Points control the shape of the isodose distribution assign relative weights to the points e.g 140% to ring surface Prescription Points define the absolute value of the isodose lines scale the entire dose distribution Equivalence dose is prescribed to a Point isodose shape is described by optimization dose is delivered to a Volume

Dosimetry Methods-Tandem and Ring Dose optimization points are tapered along the tandem axis Applicator points entered based on classic distances Dwell locations down to ring, but not past

Dosimetry Methods-Tandem and Ring Dose optimization points can also be used to modify the classic location of dose specification (Point A) 1.8 cm, 1.5 cm, 1.2 cm Use CT scan information to get uterine wall thickness

Dosimetry Methods-Tandem and Dose optimization points along the tandem Dose optimization points along the cylinder surface When vaginal vault will not accept ovoids or ring geometry Cylinder

Dosimetry Methods-Cylinders Simplest geometry Vaginal surface target or depth follow the shape of the cylinder decide upon a treatment length

There are lots of details to keep track of during brachytherapy. Document your thoughts and rationales for any planning decisions Communicate Conclusion