Artificial intelligence modeling for radiation therapy dose distribution analysis

    公开(公告)号:US12121747B2

    公开(公告)日:2024-10-22

    申请号:US17208781

    申请日:2021-03-22

    摘要: Disclosed herein are methods and systems to optimize a radiation therapy treatment plan using dose distribution values predicted via a trained artificial intelligence model. A server trains the AI model using a training dataset comprising data associated with a plurality of previously implemented radiation therapy treatments on a plurality of previous patients and dose distributions associated with one or more organs of each previous patient. The server then executes the trained AI model to predict dose distribution for a patient. The server then displays a heat map illustrating the predicted values, transmits the predicted values to a plan optimizer to generate an optimized treatment plan for the patient, and/or transmits an alert when a treatment plan generated by a plan optimizer deviates from rules and thresholds indicated within the patient's plan objectives.

    SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR IDENTIFYING RELEVANT STUDIES

    公开(公告)号:US20240347172A1

    公开(公告)日:2024-10-17

    申请号:US18301697

    申请日:2023-04-17

    申请人: Optum, Inc.

    IPC分类号: G16H30/40

    CPC分类号: G16H30/40

    摘要: In order to improve medical care, systems and methods for identifying relevant studies are provided. An A.I. model, such as a machine learning model, is trained to identify findings associated with studies based on the text of reports included in the studies. Later, when a medical professional is viewing a current study for a patient in a PACS viewer or application, the model is used to determine findings associated with previous studies associated with the patient. These determined findings are displayed to the medical professional in the PACS viewer. The medical professional may then select a finding that she may think is relevant to the current study. In response, one or more previous studies associated with the selected finding may be displayed to the medical professional in the PACS viewer including portions of the associated reports or images from the previous studies.