Adaptivo™

Patient Dosimetry

Radiotherapy is constantly changing, therefore we need to adapt.

Fit QA into your treatment workflow

Verify patient setup and treatment consistency using predicted versus measured images

Familiar Tools

Clean display of relevant information. Succinct communication of analysis, warnings, and user editable tolerances.

Automatic Patient Dose Verification

Automatically gather the information needed to complete analysis and, when necessary, notification of detected deviation.

Pre-Treatment Verify accurate plan delivery. Analysis & reports are generated automatically. Alerts will be sent out if they are triggered by customizable tolerances.	In Vivo Daily Exit Dose Monitoring Ensure both accuracy and consistency of treatment by comparing predicted images. Access metrics, review patient position, account for daily couch shifts, and detect patient setup errors.	Adaptive Cumulative dose reconstruction Review daily and cumulative DVH for targets and organs at risk. View dose distribution on planned as well as merged CT image sets. Compare daily and cumulative delivered dose to planned dose.

Leverage Data with Automated Patient Dosimetry Software

Automated Workflow

Integrated EPID panels are used for pre-treatment QA measurement. Patient data is downloaded from your R&V system automatically. Customized notifications and alert levels show you only those things YOU want to know about, so the important information isn't buried in noise.

Info On Demand

An informative, customizable, and easy to read dashboard allows each user to quickly navigate to meaningful overview screens. The 3D viewer can display any slice, any orientation, and there are detailed charts for all ROIs in the Adaptive module.

Applicable Results

Chart checks become more meaningful, as you can see whether every beam is delivered properly for each patient's treatment. All changes in settings, comments, acknowledgment of flags, etc. are tracked, so sharing physics duties, performing a peer-review audit, or keeping track of a large clinical group becomes easier.