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TomoTherapy tomocheck
The program layout of the <t>tomocheck</t> program. Five separate areas can be identified: output test, cone test, target condition, service issues, and the profile view area. The cone view is selected here. This profile is the average cone profile obtained by the detector during the whole treatment procedure together with the average cone profile of the reference.
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Article Title: A diagnostic tool for basic daily quality assurance of a tomotherapy Hi•Art machine

Journal: Journal of Applied Clinical Medical Physics

doi: 10.1120/jacmp.v10i4.2972

The program layout of the tomocheck program. Five separate areas can be identified: output test, cone test, target condition, service issues, and the profile view area. The cone view is selected here. This profile is the average cone profile obtained by the detector during the whole treatment procedure together with the average cone profile of the reference.
Figure Legend Snippet: The program layout of the tomocheck program. Five separate areas can be identified: output test, cone test, target condition, service issues, and the profile view area. The cone view is selected here. This profile is the average cone profile obtained by the detector during the whole treatment procedure together with the average cone profile of the reference.

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The Corrected Cone Ratio obtained from the tomocheck program versus the off‐axis IC measurement during 34 measurements performed on different days. The IC response is somewhat higher compared to the 1/CCR, which is indicated in the average ration of IC and 1/CCR equal to 0.97503. A SD of 0.00915 indicates the close relationship between both detection methods.
Figure Legend Snippet: The Corrected Cone Ratio obtained from the tomocheck program versus the off‐axis IC measurement during 34 measurements performed on different days. The IC response is somewhat higher compared to the 1/CCR, which is indicated in the average ration of IC and 1/CCR equal to 0.97503. A SD of 0.00915 indicates the close relationship between both detection methods.

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Average Dose Ratio against the mean value of the on‐ and off‐axis IC measurement again indicates that the tomocheck parameter is a good interpretation of the dose output (average ratio of DR and the IC measurements is 1.00506 with a SD of 0.00608).
Figure Legend Snippet: Average Dose Ratio against the mean value of the on‐ and off‐axis IC measurement again indicates that the tomocheck parameter is a good interpretation of the dose output (average ratio of DR and the IC measurements is 1.00506 with a SD of 0.00608).

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Article Title: A diagnostic tool for basic daily quality assurance of a tomotherapy Hi•Art machine
Article Snippet: .. The software graphical user interface (GUI), called “tomocheck”, is an in‐house development and is written in Visual C++ 2005 (Microsoft Corporation, Washington, USA) and runs on the operation station of the TomoTherapy Hi•Art system. .. The check program itself, the log file and the reference data file (gold standard) are all installed on a removable hard disk, avoiding possible interference with the tomotherapy software.



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The program layout of the tomocheck program. Five separate areas can be identified: output test, cone test, target condition, service issues, and the profile view area. The cone view is selected here. This profile is the average cone profile obtained by the detector during the whole treatment procedure together with the average cone profile of the reference.

Journal: Journal of Applied Clinical Medical Physics

Article Title: A diagnostic tool for basic daily quality assurance of a tomotherapy Hi•Art machine

doi: 10.1120/jacmp.v10i4.2972

Figure Lengend Snippet: The program layout of the tomocheck program. Five separate areas can be identified: output test, cone test, target condition, service issues, and the profile view area. The cone view is selected here. This profile is the average cone profile obtained by the detector during the whole treatment procedure together with the average cone profile of the reference.

Article Snippet: The software graphical user interface (GUI), called “tomocheck”, is an in‐house development and is written in Visual C++ 2005 (Microsoft Corporation, Washington, USA) and runs on the operation station of the TomoTherapy Hi•Art system.

Techniques:

The Corrected Cone Ratio obtained from the tomocheck program versus the off‐axis IC measurement during 34 measurements performed on different days. The IC response is somewhat higher compared to the 1/CCR, which is indicated in the average ration of IC and 1/CCR equal to 0.97503. A SD of 0.00915 indicates the close relationship between both detection methods.

Journal: Journal of Applied Clinical Medical Physics

Article Title: A diagnostic tool for basic daily quality assurance of a tomotherapy Hi•Art machine

doi: 10.1120/jacmp.v10i4.2972

Figure Lengend Snippet: The Corrected Cone Ratio obtained from the tomocheck program versus the off‐axis IC measurement during 34 measurements performed on different days. The IC response is somewhat higher compared to the 1/CCR, which is indicated in the average ration of IC and 1/CCR equal to 0.97503. A SD of 0.00915 indicates the close relationship between both detection methods.

Article Snippet: The software graphical user interface (GUI), called “tomocheck”, is an in‐house development and is written in Visual C++ 2005 (Microsoft Corporation, Washington, USA) and runs on the operation station of the TomoTherapy Hi•Art system.

Techniques:

Average Dose Ratio against the mean value of the on‐ and off‐axis IC measurement again indicates that the tomocheck parameter is a good interpretation of the dose output (average ratio of DR and the IC measurements is 1.00506 with a SD of 0.00608).

Journal: Journal of Applied Clinical Medical Physics

Article Title: A diagnostic tool for basic daily quality assurance of a tomotherapy Hi•Art machine

doi: 10.1120/jacmp.v10i4.2972

Figure Lengend Snippet: Average Dose Ratio against the mean value of the on‐ and off‐axis IC measurement again indicates that the tomocheck parameter is a good interpretation of the dose output (average ratio of DR and the IC measurements is 1.00506 with a SD of 0.00608).

Article Snippet: The software graphical user interface (GUI), called “tomocheck”, is an in‐house development and is written in Visual C++ 2005 (Microsoft Corporation, Washington, USA) and runs on the operation station of the TomoTherapy Hi•Art system.

Techniques: