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In-line MRI-linac Configuration Drago¸ s E. Constantin : : Radiological Sciences Laboratory Department of Radiology Stanford University RSL Meeting Stanford - March 7, 2012

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Page 1: In-line MRI-linac Con guration...Introduction Linac Components Concluding Remarks In-line MRI-linac Configuration Methods and Materials Previous Results m 0r 2 9 e 0 2ˇ B const pBush

In-line MRI-linac Configuration

Dragos E. Constantin:

:Radiological Sciences LaboratoryDepartment of Radiology

Stanford University

RSL MeetingStanford - March 7, 2012

Page 2: In-line MRI-linac Con guration...Introduction Linac Components Concluding Remarks In-line MRI-linac Configuration Methods and Materials Previous Results m 0r 2 9 e 0 2ˇ B const pBush

IntroductionLinac Components

Concluding Remarks

1 IntroductionIn-line MRI-linac ConfigurationMethods and MaterialsPrevious Results

2 Linac ComponentsThe Electron GunThe Accelerating WaveguideThe Treatment Head

3 Concluding RemarksPassive Magnetic ShieldingGeneralization of the In-line MRI-linac ConfigurationMagnet Design Constraints

Dragos E. Constantin In-line MRI-linac Configuration

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IntroductionLinac Components

Concluding Remarks

In-line MRI-linac ConfigurationMethods and MaterialsPrevious Results

In-line MRI-linac Configuration

SOURCE: D. Constantin et al., Med. Phys., 38:4174-4185, 2011

Dragos E. Constantin In-line MRI-linac Configuration

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IntroductionLinac Components

Concluding Remarks

In-line MRI-linac ConfigurationMethods and MaterialsPrevious Results

Methods and Materials

0.5T GE Signa SP (mrT) - Side View

References:

Magnetic Field: Constantin & al.,Med. Phys., 38:4174-4185, 2011

Electron Gun: St. Aubin & al., Med.Phys., 37:2279-2288, 2010

Waveguide: St. Aubin & al., Med.Phys., 37:466-476, 2010

Software: Scala, COMSOL, SuperFish,Parmela, Matlab, Python

Electron Gun Model with Solution (0T)

Varian 600C Waveguide Model (0.13T)

Dragos E. Constantin In-line MRI-linac Configuration

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IntroductionLinac Components

Concluding Remarks

In-line MRI-linac ConfigurationMethods and MaterialsPrevious Results

Simulation Model

MATLAB, Python, FORTRAN, C++, Bash: data sharing and post-processing

Geant4: radiation simulation

COMSOL Multiphysics: MRI magnet fringe field

SCALA: space charge simulation

PARMELA: beam transport

COMSOL: RF fields

Dragos E. Constantin In-line MRI-linac Configuration

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IntroductionLinac Components

Concluding Remarks

In-line MRI-linac ConfigurationMethods and MaterialsPrevious Results

GE Signa SP (mrT) MRI Scanner - Magnetic Fringe Field

mrT Scanner - Sketch

z

ρ

O

mrT Scanner Model with Field Lines

mrT Fringe Field - Radial Component mrT Fringe Field - Axial Component

Dragos E. Constantin In-line MRI-linac Configuration

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IntroductionLinac Components

Concluding Remarks

In-line MRI-linac ConfigurationMethods and MaterialsPrevious Results

γm0r2 9θ `

e0

2πΦB “ const pBush Theoremq

The particle trajectory is a helixalong the field lines

An electron beam is magneticallyconfined close to the axis ofsymmetry of the system

As the field increases the radius ofconfinement decreases

Litton L-2087 Solution at Bz “ 0.16T

×1E6 [m/s]

6.9

6.0

4.0

2.0

0.0

-2.0

-4.0

-6.0

-7.1

Focusing Electrode

Electron Beam

Cathode Anode

Current dependence on magnetic field Anode Currents

SOURCE: Constantin & al., Med. Phys., 38:4174-4185, 2011

Dragos E. Constantin In-line MRI-linac Configuration

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IntroductionLinac Components

Concluding Remarks

The Electron GunThe Accelerating WaveguideThe Treatment Head

Cathode characteristics

Type-M (φ “ 1.8 eV) with flat surface

Workload 4A{cm2ñ RC “ 1.7mm

T “ 1189 K ñ I “ 0.361A

Twiss parameters

εrms “ 0.4π mm mrad , αrms “ 4.9 p0Tq

εrms “ 0.9π mm mrad , αrms “ 16.1 p0.19Tq

Solution at 0.19T (α “ 85˝, d “ 5mm)

Optimized geometry for B=0.19T

anode

AL 2.2 mm

cathode

focusing electrode

α

d

α = 80◦ − 90◦d = 4mm− 6mm,

Emittance at 0.19T (α “ 85˝, d “ 5mm)

Dragos E. Constantin In-line MRI-linac Configuration

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IntroductionLinac Components

Concluding Remarks

The Electron GunThe Accelerating WaveguideThe Treatment Head

Linac Capture Efficiency Dependence on Beam Injection Position

Dragos E. Constantin In-line MRI-linac Configuration

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IntroductionLinac Components

Concluding Remarks

The Electron GunThe Accelerating WaveguideThe Treatment Head

COMSOL - Full Waveguide Solution

Finite Elements: 594,772

DOF: 11,488,251

Memory: „ 1.4 TB

Frequency: 2998.812 MHz

Solution Time: 8102 s

Dragos E. Constantin In-line MRI-linac Configuration

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IntroductionLinac Components

Concluding Remarks

The Electron GunThe Accelerating WaveguideThe Treatment Head

COMSOL - Ez along linac axis

Dragos E. Constantin In-line MRI-linac Configuration

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IntroductionLinac Components

Concluding Remarks

The Electron GunThe Accelerating WaveguideThe Treatment Head

PARMELA - Phase space and beam profile (B=0)

Dragos E. Constantin In-line MRI-linac Configuration

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IntroductionLinac Components

Concluding Remarks

The Electron GunThe Accelerating WaveguideThe Treatment Head

PARMELA - Phase space and beam profile (B=0.15-0.25 T)

Dragos E. Constantin In-line MRI-linac Configuration

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IntroductionLinac Components

Concluding Remarks

The Electron GunThe Accelerating WaveguideThe Treatment Head

PARMELA - Capture Efficiency

Dragos E. Constantin In-line MRI-linac Configuration

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IntroductionLinac Components

Concluding Remarks

The Electron GunThe Accelerating WaveguideThe Treatment Head

SOURCE: M. Constantin et al., Phys. Med. Biol., 55:N211-N214, 2010

Dragos E. Constantin In-line MRI-linac Configuration

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IntroductionLinac Components

Concluding Remarks

Passive Magnetic ShieldingGeneralization of the In-line MRI-linac ConfigurationMagnet Design Constraints

Electron Gun Passive Magnetic Shielding

Dragos E. Constantin In-line MRI-linac Configuration

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IntroductionLinac Components

Concluding Remarks

Passive Magnetic ShieldingGeneralization of the In-line MRI-linac ConfigurationMagnet Design Constraints

Robotic Linac Adaptation (RLA) Configuration

Fringe field lines

Off axis linac position

On axis linac position

MRI magnet poles

SOURCE: D. Constantin et al., Med. Phys., 38:3831, 2011

Dragos E. Constantin In-line MRI-linac Configuration

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IntroductionLinac Components

Concluding Remarks

Passive Magnetic ShieldingGeneralization of the In-line MRI-linac ConfigurationMagnet Design Constraints

GE Signa SP (0.5T)

Approximative solution

1T Actively Shielded Magnet

No superconductors

BIG QUESTION: Can the active shield be designed such that thefringe field has a higher degree of homogeneity?

Dragos E. Constantin In-line MRI-linac Configuration

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Acknowledgments:

Prof. Rebecca Fahrig (Stanford University)

Prof. Kim Butts-Pauly (Stanford University)

Dr. James Clayton (Varian Medical Systems)

Prof. Steve Conolly (Stanford University)

Dr. Michael Green (Varian Medical Systems)

Prof. Paul Keall (The University of Sydney)

Prasheel Lillaney (Stanford University)

Prof. Norbert Pelc (Stanford University)

Prof. Amit Sawant (The University of Texas)

Prof. Greig Scott (Stanford University)

Prof. Lei Xing (Stanford University)

Funding Support: NIH grant T32-CA09695