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Monte Carlo study on secondary neutrons in x-ray imaging equipment for real time image guided proton therapy : Preliminary results Department of Radiation Oncology Samsung Medical Center Jin Sung Kim, Ph.D ([email protected] ) Jung Suk Shin, Kwangzoo Chung, Eunheak Shin Hye Young Kim, Sung Hwan Ahn, Sang Gyu Ju, Sang Hoon Jung Youngyih Han, Hee Chul Park, Doo Ho Choi

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Monte Carlo study on secondary neutrons in x-ray imaging equipment for real time image guided proton therapy : Preliminary results

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Page 1: Neutron dose for IGPT

Monte Carlo study on secondary neutrons in x-ray imaging equipment

for real time image guided proton therapy : Preliminary results

Department of Radiation Oncology

Samsung Medical Center

Jin Sung Kim, Ph.D ([email protected])

Jung Suk Shin, Kwangzoo Chung, Eunheak Shin

Hye Young Kim, Sung Hwan Ahn, Sang Gyu Ju, Sang Hoon Jung

Youngyih Han, Hee Chul Park, Doo Ho Choi

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Contents• SMC Proton Introduction

• Image Guided Proton Therapy @ SMC

• Neutron

• Motivation

• MCNP simulation geometry, parameters

• Results

• Conclusion

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Full Proton Scanning Proton Therapy

2 Fully 360 Rotating Gantries with PBS1 Scanning dedicated nozzle + 1 Multipurpose nozzle

MultiLeaf Collimator (MLC) for Patient-Specific Treatment

4D Respiratory Gating Proton Therapy

Cone-Beam CT Image Guided RT

Automatic Positioning using Robotic Couch

SMC Proton Therapy Center

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Real -Time Image Guided Proton Therapy

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Why neutron?

Hall EJ. Intensity-modulated radiation therapy, protons, and the risk of second cancers. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys. 2006 May 1;65(1):1-7. (558 citation)

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Why neutron?

Hall EJ. Intensity-modulated radiation therapy, protons, and the risk of second cancers. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys. 2006 May 1;65(1):1-7. (558 citation)

Shin D, Yoon M, Kwak J, Shin J, Lee SB, Park SY, Park S, Kim DY, Cho KH. Secondary neutron doses for several beam configurations for proton therapy. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys. 2009 May 1;74(1):260-5.

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MotivationQuadrupole

magnet

Wobblingmagnet

Dose monitor2D monitor

MLC

Block

He gas duct

Quadrupole magnet

Wobblingmagnet

Dose monitor2D monitor Dose monitor

2D monitor

Quadrupole magnet

Scanningmagnet

Scatterer

Ridge filter

MLC

Block

Compensator Block

Wobbling(scattering) Scanning ScanningMultiPurpose

Nozzle (G1)PBS dedicatedNozzle (G2)

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Motivation & Questions about neutrons

Nozzle Type MLC Compensator Block No

Multi-Purpose Nozzle

WobblingO O X MW1

Multi-Purpose Nozzle

WobblingO O O MW2Multi-

Purpose Nozzle

Scanning

O X X MS1

Multi-Purpose Nozzle

ScanningO X O MS2

PBSDedicated

Nozzle

ScanningX X X PS1PBS

Dedicated Nozzle

Scanning

X X O PS2

Q1. How big the difference between Wobbling vs Scanning?

Q2. What’s MLC effect on scanning treatment?

Q3. What’s block’s neutron effect to reduce proton penumbra?

at isocenter, x-ray tube and x-ray detector for IGPT!

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Monte Carlo SimulationMC Code MCNPX 2.5, Mesh tally(type3)

GeometryMLC, Compensator, Block, Flatness monitor, Dose monitor, Ridge filter, Satterer, Profile

monitor

Proton Energy 230 MeV

SOBP 10 cm

Field Size 15 x 15 cm

Water Phantom 30 x 30 x 40 cm

Calculation Points

Isocenter, X-ray tube, X-ray detectorCalculation Points 20, 40, 60cm distance from isocenter

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MC Calculation Results

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(mSv/Gy) MW1 MW2 MS1 MS2 PS1 PS2

X-ray Tube

Detector

Isocenter

20cm

40cm

60cm

0.194 0.188 0.081 0.080 0.078 0.078

0.593 0.572 0.058 0.058 0.131 0.131

27.505 27.328 6.398 6.405 6.555 6.916

3.463 3.130 0.392 0.351 0.492 0.417

3.085 3.235 0.222 0.205 0.492 0.363

1.788 1.764 0.168 0.173 0.404 0.363

Neutron Dose Table

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Nozzle Type MLC Compensator Block No

Multi-Purpose Nozzle

WobblingO O X MW1

Multi-Purpose Nozzle

WobblingO O O MW2Multi-

Purpose Nozzle

Scanning

O X X MS1

Multi-Purpose Nozzle

ScanningO X O MS2

PBSDedicated

Nozzle

ScanningX X X PS1PBS

Dedicated Nozzle

Scanning

X X O PS2

0.01

0.10

1.00

10.00

100.00

Isocenter 20cm 40cm 60cm

MW1MW2MS1MS2PS1PS2

Neutron Dose as a function of distance

Neutron dose equivalent per therapeutic dose (H/D) as a function of distance from the field edge.

Can we use this MCNP results without real measurement?

(mSv/Gy)

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MW1 MW2MS1 MS2PS1 PS2

Zheng Y, Newhauser W, Fontenot J, Taddei P, Mohan R. Monte Carlo study of neutron dose equivalent during passive scattering proton therapy. Phys Med Biol. 2007 Aug 7;52(15):4481-96.

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MW1 MW2MS1 MS2PS1 PS2

Zacharatou Jarlskog C, Paganetti H. Risk of developing second cancer from neutron dose in proton therapy as function of field characteristics, organ, and patient age. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys. 2008 Sep 1;72(1):228-35.

Although it is not validated with real measured data, It looks possible to estimate relatively effect with various options

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Wobbling vs Scanning

at isocenter

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0

10.0

20.0

30.027.51 27.33

6.40 6.41 6.566.92

MW1MW2 MS1 MS2 PS1 PS2

Neutron Dose at isocenter

1. Neutron dose using wobbling is 4 times higher than scanning!

2. MLC and Block have a small difference at isocenter.

Block effect

MLC effect on Scanning

Nozzle Type MLC Compensator Block No

Multi-Purpose Nozzle

WobblingO O X MW1

Multi-Purpose Nozzle

WobblingO O O MW2Multi-

Purpose Nozzle

Scanning

O X X MS1

Multi-Purpose Nozzle

ScanningO X O MS2

PBSDedicated

Nozzle

ScanningX X X PS1PBS

Dedicated Nozzle

Scanning

X X O PS2

(mSv/Gy)

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Neutron dose at x-ray equipments

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0

0.15

0.30

0.45

0.60

0.194

0.593

0.188

0.572

0.081 0.0580.080 0.0580.078

0.131

0.078

0.131

X-ray TubeDetector

MW1 MW2 MS1 MS2 PS1 PS2

Neutron dose using wobbling is higher than scanning.Detector dose is relatively higher than X-ray tube

Neutron dose using scanning is reduced with MLC at imaging detector!

Neutron Dose at x-ray imaging machineNozzle Type MLC Compensator Block No

Multi-Purpose Nozzle

WobblingO O X MW1

Multi-Purpose Nozzle

Wobbling

O O O MW2Multi-Purpose Nozzle

Scanning

O X X MS1

Multi-Purpose Nozzle

ScanningO X O MS2

PBSDedicated Nozzle

Scanning

X X X PS1PBSDedicated Nozzle

Scanning

X X O PS2

(mSv/Gy)

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Conclusion (1)Q1. How big the difference between Wobbling vs Scanning?

- ND wobbling much higher (4 more) than scanning

Q2. What’s MLC effect on scanning treatment?

- Scanning treatment of Multipurpose nozzle show smaller

neutron dose than PBS dedicated nozzle at detector

- MLC is absorbing neutron in Multipurpose nozzle.

- We need to add some neutron absorber on PBS nozzle

Q3. What’s block’s neutron effect to reduce proton penumbra?

- No significant effect on scanning treatment.

27.51

0.19

0.59

27.33

0.19

0.57

6.40

0.08

0.06

6.41

0.08

0.06

6.56

0.08

0.13

6.92

0.08

0.13

IsocenterX-ray Tube

Detector

MW1 MW2 MS1 MS2 PS1 PS2

(mSv/Gy)

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Conclusion (2)• We successfully calculate neutron dose distribution for 2 different

nozzle of proton therapy machine at samsung medical center using MCNPX.

• The world’s 1st neutron dose of imaging equipment (x-ray tube, detector) was calculated for real-time image guide proton therapy with 6 different options varying wobbling, scanning, MLC, block.

• Neutron dose measurement and validation of monte-carlo simulation should be performed after all installation of proton therapy machine at samsung medical center.

• Further calculations and measurements to reduce secondary neutron dose to imaging detector and patient using neutron-absorbing material (ex. SWX207HD5 or other boron containing materials) are required according to the ALARA principle for image guided proton therapy.