RTOG DOSIMETRY DATA SUBMISSION

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Radiation Therapy Oncology Group American College of Radiology 1818 Market Street, Suite 1600 Philadelphia, PA 19103-3604 (215) 574-3189 (800) 227-5463 Ext. 4189 (215) 928-0153 Fax Phoenix, Arizona

RTOG DOSIMETRY DATA SUBMISSION T2 Protocol Treatment Form Form Must Include: Primary Site of Treatment, Surgical Staging Machine energy (e.g. Co60, 6Mv, 18Mv) Fields Treated, AP, PA, RT, LAT, etc. Daily Treatment Dose expressed in Gy Number of Fractions (number of treatments) for Initial and Boost fields Planned total dose must be completed Nodes: As dictated in protocol (use coding table at bottom of forms) Critical Structures: (1) Areas in or adjacent to treatment field of interest for toxicity and morbidity; e.g., Spinal Cord, Kidney, Retina, Heart as indicated in protocol (Use coding table) (2) Identify the method of limiting dose (e.g., block, boost field, compensator, etc.)

RTOG DOSIMETRY DATA SUBMISSION (CONT.) T3 Large Localization Films Approved Initial Treatment Films e.g., : Lung (usually ANTERIOR/POSTERIOR, initial fields treated) Pelvis (usually ANT/POST or ANT, POST, RIGHT, LEFT LATERAL) DO NOT SUBMIT ANY ORIGINAL FILMS SIMULATION AND PORT FILMS MUST BE SUBMITTED UNLESS PROTOCOL SPECIFIES OTHERWISE. IMAGES ON PAPER ARE ACCEPTABLE IMAGES ON CD ARE ACCEPTABLE

RTOG DOSIMETRY DATA SUBMISSION (CONT.) T4 Dose Calculation Form This form should be completed by: Dosimetrist, Radiation Therapist or Physicist. Daily Dose Calculations 1. Field Projection (Ant, Lat, Oblique, etc.) 2. Machine manufacturer name and unit energy (e.g., 18MV Mevatron 80; 23MV Varian Clinac 2500) 3. Monitor Units/Minutes 4. Tumor dose per field for each field @ point of protocol prescription 5. SSD/SAD (cm) 6. Treatment Depth (cm) 7. Collimator setting 8. Equivalent Square at SSD/SAD 9. % DD, TAR, TMR, TPR, TOR (indicate as applicable) 10. *Beam output factor for treatment field size (include calibration distance factor if applicable) a. cgy / (Linac) b. cgy / minutes (Cobalt) 11. Transmission Factors a. Wedge b. Tray c. Comp. d. Other, Specify All information is necessary to verify dose to each treatment field. The T4 form should accompany all additional fields submitted with final dosimetry. A labeled computer calculation printout will be accepted in lieu of a T4 form.

RTOG DOSIMETRY DATA SUBMISSION (CONT.) Transmittal Form This form is included in the forms packet. It is a listing of the Dosimetry forms required for the specific study. Z2 Request for Additional Initial Dosimetry Information Form This is a memo that requires immediate action. The requested data is needed for the reviewing Radiation Oncologist to complete the Initial Review process. TL Supplemental Dose Calculation Form This form is used for studies that do not receive Initial Review in lieu of T4 form. See instructions for T4 form. TP Supplemental Films Used for studies that do not receive Initial Review, and/or additional films that may be needed for a specific protocol.

RTOG DOSIMETRY DATA SUBMISSION (CONT.) T5 Daily Treatment Record Patient information relative to his or her daily radiotherapy should be kept and accounted for in a specific treatment chart. The external beam RT chart contains entries by the Radiation Therapists, the Dosimetrist, the Physicist and the Radiation Oncologist. For submission, a copy of the entire treatment record must be sent at the completion of treatment for each site. Every part of the chart should be sent including the front sheet which may contain the physician's prescription, areas of treatment, and other data relative to the patient's setup (patient position, SSD, SAD, etc.). Be sure to photocopy the entire chart including dates and any notes made by Radiation Therapists indicating adjustments in daily treatments. BID cases must record exact treatment times daily. The treatment chart includes all: Treatment sites (e.g., Pelvis, Lung, etc.) Field Projections (e.g., ANT, POST, RAO, LPO, etc.) Field sizes (Width x Length) Treatment Depths (specified SAD, SSD, etc.) Patient Position (e.g., Supine, Prone) Gantry Angles Collimator Angles, if applicable Devices Used (e.g., Wedges, Compensators, Bolus, etc.) Total Doses Start and Stop dates Reason for RT Treatment breaks Exact treatment times for hyperfractionated protocols

RTOG DOSIMETRY DATA SUBMISSION (CONT.) T6 Isodose Distribution The complete isodose/treatment plan should be submitted, including all images/plots, DVH s and the entire calculation information. Color copies are required. * Please refer to section 6.0 for specific protocol dose requirements. T7 Polaroids or Photos Some protocols may require a photo of treatment area for the purpose of clarification of treatment portals, patient position, etc. Electron fields are often not verified by either a simulation film or portal film; therefore, it is necessary to identify parameters of treatment fields in some way, and photo satisfies this requirement. I7 Staging Diagrams/Nodes Form used for Head and Neck to locate and identify the involved nodes and tumor.

RTOG DOSIMETRY DATA SUBMISSION (CONT.) T8 Boost Films The approved films that verify any reduction or change in field size (e.g., block added or field size change) are considered boost fields. Examples: Off-Cord fields R/L LAT RAO, LPO (any oblique fields) * N.B. One approved set of films for each field should be submitted. It is not necessary to submit weekly port films. T1 Radiotherapy Form This form summarizes the course of radiation treatment and must be filled out completely. Z4 Request for Final Dosimetry Information Form This memo is sent by the Dosimetrists at Headquarters. It requires specific additional data needed to complete the case for the study chairman final review. The Z4 requires a response.

RTOG DOSIMETRY DATA SUBMISSION (CONT.) C1 Pre RX CT Scan This scan designation may be used as a pre surgery or pre RT scan. It may also designate a CT/MRI scan. Please refer to the protocol section 12 for clarification and the individual patient calendar for due dates. * Do not cover the date of the scan when removing identification. C2 Follow-Up CT Scan This scan designation may be used as a post surgery, post chemo or as a true follow-up scan as specified by protocol. Please refer to patient calendar for due date. If a scan is submitted as a follow-up scan please indicate the date to which it should be credited. * Imaging modalities must be consistent throughout the case. C3 CT Scan Report Films must be accompanied by report, please clip to films.

RTOG DOSIMETRY DATA SUBMISSION (CONT.) MR MRI Films Please see explanation for submission of CT films. ME MRI Report Report must accompany films. T0 Implant Films (AP/LAT Intracavitary Films) Copies of Orthogonal Localization films (AP, LAT) of the implant should be attached to corresponding implant form (I9). Each implant procedure requires its own set of dated orthogonal films and I9 form. * Please be sure that the implant date is clearly visible. I9 Intracavitary Dose Form Must be completed by Dosimetrist/Physicist. Complete a separate form for each application. Submit isodose distributions of implant with this form.

RTOG DOSIMETRY DATA SUBMISSION (CONT.) BT Brachytherapy Treatment Form The requirements of this form will be described in the protocol. TM - Prior Radiotherapy Material The required material for submission will be listed in the protocol. RP - Radiosurgery Placement Films This is a film of the radiosurgery field. It should be submitted if the capability exists to produce it. Please notify the RTQA Department if the capability does not exist. RS - Radiosurgery Calculations A complete copy of the radiosurgery calculations DVHs & isodose plots should be submitted in the format required by the protocol. Color copies are strongly encouraged.

RTOG DOSIMETRY DATA SUBMISSION (CONT.) IMRT Submission The IMRT data is protocol specific. A color printout of the plan must be submitted. Black and white copies are not acceptable. NOTE IF ADDITIONAL DATA NEEDS TO BE COLLECTED ON A SPECIFIC PROTOCOL ALTERNATE FORM CODES WILL BE USED.

RTOG DOSIMETRY DATA SUBMISSION (CONT.) Additional Notes: Initial Dosimetry data has a tight timeline. The data should be sent by Federal Express or a similar carrier to arrive at Headquarters by the due date. T2, T3, and T4 are needed before Initial Review can be performed. If these are not received within four weeks of treatment start date, the case is considered delinquent. At that time, it is too late for any corrections to be made. Do not staple paper data to films. Dosimetry data should be clearly marked and submitted separately from data management forms. If sending multiple cases in one package, cases must be separated. The transmittal form should be submitted with the dosimetry data. Identify all data submitted on the transmittal form. Please use the bar coded labels for identification. If the bar coded labels have not been received, attach a plain white label with the study number, case number, patient identifiers and dosimetry form type clearly written on it. This type of labeling will only be accepted by the RTQA (Dosimetry) department. Fill in space for label if none available Call Headquarters (Tammy McGlade - (215) 574-3219) with any questions after you have submitted material but continue to receive requests. Computer automatically generates the requests for initial data and credit may not have been entered at the time the reminder is sent. All data is stamped and entered with the date it is received at headquarters. Please provide a phone number and contact person when submitting data. Refer data submission questions to Tammy McGlade, Administrative Assistant, and any Dosimetry questions to the headquarters staff Dosimetrists.

RADIATION THERAPY ONCOLOGY GROUP R.T. QUALTIY ASSURANCE STAFF ELIZABETH MARTIN, DIRECTOR (215) 574-3209 DARLENE HERD (HEAD & NECK) (215) 717-0853 LORRAINE QUARLES (GU, GI, GYN & BREAST) (215) 574-3181 DENISE MANFREDI (BRAIN & CCOP) (215) 717-2755 JULIE MCILVAINE (LUNG) (215) 574-3229 JOANNE HUNTER (215) 574-3222 R.T. QUALITY ASSURANCE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TAMMY MCGLADE (215) 574-3219 FACSIMILE (215) 928-0153

DOSIMETRY FORMS INITIAL REVIEW DATA T2 PROTOCOL TREATMENT FORM T3 LARGE LOCALIZATION FILMS T4 DOSE CALCULATION FORM Z2 REQUEST/ADD L INITIAL DOSIMETRY FINAL REVIEW DATA T1 RADIOTHERAPY FORM T5 DAILY TREATMENT RECORD T6 ISODOSE DISTRIBUTION I7 STAGING DIAGRAMS/NODES T7 PHOTO POLAROIDS T8 BOOST FILMS TL SUPPLEMENTAL DOSE CALCULATION TP SUPPLEMENTAL LOCALIZATION FILMS Z4 REQUEST/ADD L FINAL DOSIMETRY MR MRI FILMS ME MRI REPORT C1 PRE-RX CT SCAN OR CT/MRI SCAN C2 FOLLOW-UP CT SCAN OR CT/MRI SCAN C3 CT SCAN REPORT OR CT/MRI REPORT C4 DIAGNOSTIC FILM TO AP/LATERAL INTRACAVITARY FILMS BT BRACHYTHERAPY TREATMENT FORM I9 INTRACAVITARY DOSE FORM RP RADIOSURGERY PLACEMENT FILMS RS RADIOSURGERY CALCULATIONS TM PRIOR RADIOTHERAPY MATERIAL PLEASE USE THE CASE SPECIFIC BAR-CODED LABELS PROVIDED INCLUDE CONTACT PERSON S NAME AND PHONE NUMBER

SAMPLE FORMS

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R.T. Quality Assurance Robert Lustig, M.D. Betty Martin, Director Darlene Herd Lorraine Quarles Denise Manfredi Julie McIlvaine Joanne Hunter Tammy McGlade Administrative Assistant

R.T. Quality Assurance The RTOG-QA staff is responsible for coordinating the review process for the radiation treatments delivered on protocol studies. The two step process involves: Initial Review - QA radiation oncologist and dosimetrists Final Review - Study chair and dosimetrists

R.T. Quality Assurance Initial Review Prospectively identifies potential protocol violations Protocol compliance ensured - early intervention and clarification QA radiation oncologist reviews initial data including simulation/port films and scans QA staff (dosimetrists) review dose description and calculated dose

R.T. QUALITY ASSURANCE / INITIAL REVIEW DATA SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS Data to be submitted to QA office within one week of start of radiation treatment: T2 - Protocol treatment form T3 - Initial simulation / port films T4 - Radiation dose calculation data form

R.T. Quality Assurance T2 Form Prospective information about planned radiation treatment Submitted data used to assess institution s ability to interpret the protocol May initiate discussion to alter original course of treatment Planned total dose must be written on the form

R.T. Quality Assurance T4 Form Contains all information necessary to calculate delivered dose To be completed by a member of the clinical medical physics staff Required to be submitted both at the start and the end of treatment

R.T. Quality Assurance Transmittal Form The dosimetry transmittal form should be used when RT data is sent to RTOG headquarters. This does not circumvent identifying films with the appropriate labels provided in the forms packet.

R.T. Quality Assurance Z2 Form The Z2 form is a request for additional initial dosimetry information. This request is generated after the radiation oncologist has reviewed the case and determines that additional data is necessary to complete the initial review process When sending additional dosimetry data attach a copy of the Z2 form to ensure appropriate credit

R.T. Quality Assurance Final Review Retrospective evaluation of the entire course of radiotherapy Assess protocol compliance and quality of delivered treatment Emphasis on total dose delivered, field border placements, applied fractionation and total elapsed days of treatment

R.T. QUALITY ASSURANCE/ FINAL REVIEW DATA SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS Data to be submitted to QA office within one week of completion of treatment: T5 - radiation therapy treatment record T6 - summated isodose distributions T8 - simulation/port films for all cone down fields T1 radiotherapy form

R.T. Quality Assurance Z4 Form This form is a request for final dosimetry information, generated by the RTOG RT QA staff, and refers to outstanding and/or incomplete data necessary to complete final review

R.T. Quality Assurance Betty Martin (215) 574-3209 Darlene Herd (215) 717-0853 Lorraine Quarles (215) 574-3181 Denise Manfredi (215) 717-2755 Julie McIlvaine (215) 574-3229 Joanne Hunter (215) 574-3222 Tammy McGlade (215) 574-3219 Administrative Assistant

Back Row L/R: Lorraine Quarles, Denise Manfredi, Tammy McGlade, Betty Martin, Joanne Hunter Front Row L/R: Darlene Herd, Julie McIlvaine

R.T. Quality Assurance Questions????