After applying the image quality enhancement and critical structure segmentation, the ablation was planned according to the bone thickness distribution measured online.
True limitation of radiation, however, can only be achieved if 10 separate single slices of a certain thickness are "prospectively" planned and scanned one by one [ 17], which differs completely from spiral CT of the whole chest.
A follow-up analysis of our subjects using fine-grained cortical thickness measures is being planned.
Position and duration of the laser pulses are planned based on the residual bone thickness distribution.
The thickness of the slices was planned to count two cell sizes roughly distinguishable around the central canal and within lamina X.
The basic strategy is to apply the next pulse to the position with the maximal residual bone thickness where no pulses have been planned yet.
Differences in counter and paver thicknesses can usually be accommodated if planned for in advance.
We plan to increase the thickness of the waypoint markers to two or three pixels thick, making it significantly easier to see.
A reflight is planned, but at present the only way to determine the pack thickness is from below.
Radiotherapy was planned on the basis of three subsequent CTs (computed tomography) in the supine position with a slice thickness of 3 mm.
