IMRT Head and Torso Freepoint Phantom CIRS 002H9K
Complete QA from CT imaging to dose verification
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CIRS offers a variety of IMRT phantoms to match the most common IMRT treatment areas such as prostate, head and neck, breast and lung.
All CIRS IMRT Phantoms are manufactured from proprietary materials that faithfully mimic water, bone and lung within 1% from 50 keV to 25 MeV. These unique materials eliminate the need for correction factors, thus improving accuracy and saving time. The phantoms simulate the patient through the entire process from CT data acquisition and planning to delivery and dose verification.
The new Model H9K was designed in collaboration with David D. Loshek PhD. With the H9K, choose any point dose location within a circular area with diameter of 11.2 cm by simply adjusting the two rotating cylinders. Lung and bone equivalent rods can be positioned at any location within the circular area for assessment of heterogeneity correction. Remove the center cylinder from the phantom body to simulate head and neck set-ups.
Features- Ionization chambers, TLD, MOSFET and Diodes easily positioned using interchangeable rods*
- Choose any point dose location by rotating the cylinders
- Use radiographic film dosimetry1 - Ready Pack®and/or GafChromic® film
- Close placement of detectors to film improves film calibration
- CT - film markers ensure accurate film to plan registration
- Surfaces are etched with indices for precise alignment
- Configure with or without heterogeneities
CIRS IMRT phantoms are manufactured from tissue equivalent materials that mimic within 1% from 50 keV to 15 MeV for accurate simulation from CT planning to treatment delivery. The interchangeable rod design allows the phantom to accommodate a multitude of dose measurement devices such as ion chambers, TLD, diodes and MOSFET's in the same location within the phantom. Phantom cross sections accommodate GafChromic® or standard ready-pack films.1
Refer to the cavity and plug code list for available chamber cavities.
The CIRS line of IMRT phantoms is compatible with the RIT 113 software for film to plan analysis. GafChromic® is a registered trademark of International Specialty Products, Wayne, NJ.





Specifications | |
Overall Dimensions | 43.2 cm x 38.1 cm x 25.4 cm (17" x 15" x 10") |
Weight | 17.5 kg (47 lb) |
Materials |
Phantom Body: Tissue Equivalent Epoxy Materials Inserts: CIRS Tissue Equivalent Materials (epoxy resin based) |
Model 002H9K Includes |
(1) Water equivalent homogeneous torso section with cylindrical inserts (15 cm) (2) Spacer slabs, 2 cm (1) Spacer slab, 1 cm (002SS-H) (1) Spacer slab, 10 cm (4) Water equivalent solid rod inserts (002RW-S) (1) Bone equivalent solid rod inserts (002RB-S) (1) Set of CT to film fiducial markers (1) Alignment Base (1) Holding device (1) CIRS Coordinate Translation Program |
Insert Options |
*Customers are encouraged to complete their order with the purchase of at least one (1) of each insert option listed below: 002RW-CVXX-XX - Water equivalent rod insert with ion chamber cavity 002RB-CVXX-XX - Bone equivalent rod insert with ion chamber cavity Refer to separate CIRS cavity and plug code list for available chamber cavities. |
Additional Options |
002RL-CVXX-XX - Lung-equivalent rod insert with ion chamber cavity 002BR - Single breast attachment 002FC - Film stack for small volume 3D image reconstruction 002GC - Gel dosimetry cassette 002HCV - Homogeneous section that accommodates 002FC or 002GC cassettes 002LCV - Thorax region section that accommodates 002FC or 002GC cassettes 002SPH - Water-equivalent rods for TLD's (set of 5 rods length 5cm) 002CTF - Set of CT to film fiducial markers for additional interfaces 002ED - Electron density reference plugs, set of 4 (lung, bone, muscle, adipose) 002RLS - Lung-equivalent solid rod insert 9501 - Case for IMRT phantoms (002H5, 002H9K, 002LFC, 002PRA) when ordered with corresponding Cavity Slab (002HCV, 002LCV, 002PCV) 9502 - Case for IMRT phantoms (002H5, 002H9k, 002LFC, 002PRA) |
Publication References Crocker JK, Ng JA, Keall PJ, Booth JT. Measurement of patient imaging dose for real-time kilovoltage x-ray intrafraction tumour position monitoring in prostate patients Physics in Medicine and Biology. 2012; 57(10):2969-2980
Schombourg K, Bochud FO, Mirimanoff RO, Moeckli R. 3D dose reconstruction for narrow beams using ion chamber array measurements. Z Med Phys. 2012;22(2):123-32.