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MULTI-PURPOSE BODY PHANTOM
End-to-end Radiotherapy System Testing
The QUASAR™ Multi-Purpose Body Phantom is designed to test the
complete radiotherapy system through a series of nondosimetric and
dosimetric evaluations. True to the original QUASAR™ Body Phantom
developed(1)(2) by Jake Van Dyk at the London Regional Cancer
Program, the Multi-Purpose Body Phantom uses a wide variety of test
objects in a solid acrylic oval to perform many of the no ndosimetric
quality assurance tests recommended by TG 53 and TG 66.
The Multi-Purpose Body Phantom can also be easily converted to
an IGRT gating phantom by adding the QUASAR™ Programmable
Respiratory Motion Assembly, thereby offering a cost-effective way
to increase overall testing capabilities.
Key Features
• Dosimetric and nondosimetric
tests for end-to-end radiotherapy
system testing
• Published pass/fail criteria for a
number of tests in the TG 53 and
TG 66 Reports
• Interchange inserts quickly and
easily
• Used for IMRT, IGRT, VMAT, SRS
and Tomotherapy
• Converts to an IGRT gating phantom with the addition of the
QUASAR™ Respiratory Motion Assembly
Left: Respiratory Motion
Assembly
Dosimetric Measurement Capabilities
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Verify dosimetry calculations with ion chamber measurements; compatible with ion chambers from major suppliers
Measure in low or high dose areas with multiple measurement locations throughout the phantom
Perform homogeneous density measurements with blank acrylic rods and inserts
Use inhomogeneous inserts to test density corrections in an idealized near anthropomorphic geometry
1) CRAIG T., BROCHU D., VAN DYK J., A quality assurance phantom for three-dimensional radiation treatment planning, Int J Radiat Oncol
Biol Phys, 44, (1999), 955-966.
2) MCNIVEN A., KRON T., VAN DYK J., A multileaf collimator phantom for the quality assurance of radiation therapy planning systems and
CT simulators, Int. J. Radiat Oncol Biol Phys, 60, (2004) 994-1001
MULTI-PURPOSE BODY PHANTOM
End-to-end Radiotherapy System Testing
Nondosimetric Tests
• Geometric accuracy of 2D images and 3D image reconstructions
• 2D and 3D measurement tools including volume calculation accuracy
• Automatic, semi-automatic and manual boundary identification tools
• Auto-margining tools
• Representation and manipulation of contoured patient anatomy
• Dose volume histograms
• Conversion of CT numbers to relative electron densities
• Comparison of display on CT simulators, planning systems and
other imaging workstations
• Image transfer, storage, retrieval, DICOM tools on all workstations
With nondosimetric inserts (front view)
With nondosimetric inserts (back view)
Ordering Information
100-1004
QUASAR™ Multi-Purpose Body Phantom
Optional Items
100-1012
QUASAR™ Programmable Respiratory Motion Assembly
500-3185
Mosfet Holder
500-3189
Spatial Resolution/Slice
Profile Insert
500-3190
B10 Bone Rod with 5 mm Titanium Insert
500-3195
Cedar Ion Chamber Holder
500-2001
Heavy Duty Shipping Case
The Quality Assurance System for Advanced Radiotherapy (QUASAR™) supports the testing of a wide variety of dosimetric and nondosimetric functions of planning systems, CT
simulators and delivery systems.
QUASAR™ is a valuable part of any quality assurance program. From respiratory motion and MLC beam geometry to daily on-board imaging QA, QUASAR™ phantoms and
software are ready to be incorporated into your QA protocols for regularly scheduled testing. They are also effective for commissioning new systems and upgrades, and testing
repairs.
Designed by and for medical physicists, QUASAR™ quality assurance tools provide you with confidence that every patient is getting the best possible treatment.
Modus reserves the right to make changes without notice. Product may not be exactly as shown. May 2012