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May 14, 2026Physics in Medicine and Biology0 citationsOpen Access

A novel deep-learning approach for monitoring gastrointestinal air variation during radiotherapy in young patients using radiographs

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AGAna-Cristina GhicaMSMikaël SimardSYShutong Yu

Key Points

  • This research aims to utilize deep learning to monitor gastrointestinal air changes during radiotherapy in young patients.
  • Developed a deep learning-powered system to analyze radiographs for gastrointestinal gas variation.
  • Tested across diverse age groups and demographics to ensure generalizability and performance.
  • Proposed a personalized image-guided radiotherapy workflow to optimize treatment efficiency.
  • Successful quantification of internal gastrointestinal gas changes using deep learning methods.
  • Promising performance metrics indicating the potential reduction of CBCT utilization in required treatment fractions.

Abstract

DL-powered radiographs quantified internal GI gas changes with promising performance and generalisability to diverse ages and demographics. This was the first step towards a novel personalised image-guided radiotherapy traffic-light workflow for abdominal PBT with the goal of reducing the need for CBCT to required fractions.

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Ghica et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0567a8a550a87e60a1fd20https://doi.org/10.1088/1361-6560/ae6222
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