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February 28, 2026Advanced Biomedical Research0 citationsOpen Access

Dose Prediction Deep Learning-Based Model for VMAT of Prostate Cancer Applying Magnetic Resonance Image (MRI) in Versa HD Linear Accelerator

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HTHosein TaheriMTMohammadbagher TavakoliKMKhadijeh Mousavi

Key Points

  • The research aims to develop a deep learning-based model to predict radiation dose distributions for prostate cancer treatment using MRI images.
  • MRI images of 45 prostate cancer patients were collected.
  • Cycle-consistent GAN (CycleGAN) and U-net deep learning frameworks were used to generate synthetic CT images from MRI data.
  • The predicted doses from CycleGAN, U-net, and Monaco TPS were compared for accuracy.
  • CycleGAN generated synthetic CT images with clearer anatomical boundaries compared to U-net.
  • The gamma passing rate for CycleGAN exceeded 97%, while U-net had a rate of over 90% in all analyzed areas.

Abstract

Background: Prostate cancer patients are commonly undergoing Radiotherapy (RT) and treatment planning system have a prominent role for dose calculation, while this would seem that dose distribution uncertainties of treatment planning system (TPS) may effect on RT results. Therefore, this study aimed to design a Dose prediction deep learning-based model for prostate cancer volumetric arc therapy (VMAT) applying MRI in Versa HD linear accelerator (linac). Materials and Methods: In this work, MRI of 45 patients who underwent VMAT was acquired, and cycle-consistent GAN (CycleGAN) (that allow image-to-image translation) and U-net deep learning (DL) framework for prostate were employed. The synthetic CT (sCT) images were generated from MR images. The predicted dose among CycleGAN, U-net and Monaco TPS (that calculate dose distribution based on CT simulation images) was compared to each other. Results: The sCT that was generated employing CycleGAN illustrated more obvious boundaries than the sCT of U-net (sCTU-net). The gamma passing rate of cycleGAN and U-net was exceeded 97% and 90%, respectively, in all areas. Conclusion: The results of this study illustrates that deep learning models including CycleGAN and U-net are good alternative for dose prediction of VMAT in Versa HD linac, while it seems that CycleGAN may be more accurate compared to U-net.

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Taheri et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a288060a974eb0d3c03ea8https://doi.org/10.4103/abr.abr_180_25
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