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Fast Monte Carlo dose calculation with precomputed electron tracks and GPU power

20 Aug 2024 Sponsored by LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen

Explore innovative Monte Carlo developments in radiation oncology

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In this webinar, we will explore innovative advancements in Monte Carlo based dose calculations that are poised to impact radiation oncology quality assurance. This expert session will focus on new developments in 3D dose calculation engines and improved dosimetry capabilities.

Designed for medical physics and dosimetrist experts, the discussion will outline the latest developments and emphasize how these can improve dose calculation accuracy, treatment verification processes, and clinical workflows in general. Join us in understanding better how fast Monte Carlo can contribute to advancing quality assurance in radiation therapy.

An interactive Q&A session follows the presentation.

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Veng Jean Heng, PhD, is a medical physics resident at Stanford University. He received both an MSc and a PhD from McGill University. During his MSc, he performed Monte Carlo beam and dose-to-outcome modelling for CyberKnife patients. His PhD was on the clinical implementation of a mixed photon-electron beam radiation therapy technique. His current research interests revolve around the development of dose calculation and optimization methods.

 

Carlos Bohorquez, MS, DABR, is the product manager for RadCalc at LifeLine Software Inc., a part of the LAP Group. An experienced board-certified clinical physicist with a proven history of working in the clinic and medical device industry, Carlos’ passion for clinical quality assurance is demonstrated in the research and development of RadCalc into the future.

 

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