How Response controls gated treatment deliveries in the Elekta digital linear accelerator
Respiratory motion presents a number of challenges in the delivery of radiotherapy to certain thoracic or abdominal tumors. During the acquisition of planning images, free breathing can cause artifacts that may affect the delineation of tumors and organs-at-risk, potentially impacting the accuracy of dose calculation. Elekta offers a suite of motion management solutions to address these challenges.
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