Intraprocedural C‐arm dual‐phase cone‐beam enhancement patterns correlate with tumor absorbed dose after radioembolization
Remco Bastiaannet,
MingDe Lin,
Eric C. Frey
et al.
Abstract:BackgroundRecent studies have shown a clear relationship between absorbed dose and tumor response to treatment after hepatic radioembolization. These findings help to create more personalized treatment planning and dosimetry. However, crucial to this goal is the ability to predict the dose distribution prior to treatment. The microsphere distribution is ultimately determined by (i) the hepatic vasculature and the resulting blood flow dynamics and (ii) the catheter position.PurposeTo show that pretreatment, int… Show more
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