Carbon and protontherapy plans at CNAO
Transcript of Carbon and protontherapy plans at CNAO
Carbon and protontherapy
plans at CNAO
Roberto Orecchia
HBTC 2009, Erice, 25th April
100 years after
From “one” D to….
Future Directions:Future Directions:““ 5th, 6th, 7th and more D5th, 6th, 7th and more D””
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Robotics
Hadrons
“hadrons are made by quarks
... Carbon ions =
6 protons + 6 neutrons
atom
... protons or
neutrons
quark “u” or “d”
electrons “e-”
The CNAO Facility
• Created by the Italian Ministry of Health art 92 Law 23 December 2000, n 388
• Activated on 21 November 2001
• Private foundation (flexible and manageable)
• Public money (control and transparency)
• The budget is audited yearly by Corte deiConti
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Steering committee
Founding membersFounding members
Fondazione Policlinico Ospedale Maggiore Fondazione Policlinico Ospedale Maggiore -- MilanMilan
Fondazione Istituto Neurologico C BestaFondazione Istituto Neurologico C Besta-- MilanMilan
Fondazione Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori Fondazione Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori -- MilanMilan
Istituto Europeo di Oncologia Istituto Europeo di Oncologia -- MilanMilan
Fondazione Policlinico San Matteo Fondazione Policlinico San Matteo -- PavePave
Fondazione TERA Fondazione TERA -- NovaraNovara
Institutional membersInstitutional members
Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare (INFN)Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare (INFN)
UniversitUniversitàà di Milanodi Milano
Politecnico di MilanoPolitecnico di Milano
UniversitUniversitàà di Paviadi Pavia
Comune di PaviaComune di Pavia
PartecipantsPartecipants
Fondazione CariploFondazione Cariplo
Network of cooperations
ItalianINFN High technology , educationComune di Pavia Land and authorization proceduresPolitecnico di Milano Patient positioning, radioprotection and authorizationsProvincia di Pavia Authorization and road networkUniversità di Milano Clinical coordination and educationUniversità di Pavia Logistic, power sources betatron, safety, educationUniversità di Torino Patient beam coupling, simulation and treatment planning
InternationalCERN (Geneva, CH) Special magnets, magnetic measures, diagnosticGSI (Darmstadt, D) LINAC and diagnosticLPSC (Grenoble, F) Betatron, optics, radiofrequency electronicsNIRS (Chiba, Japan) Medical activity education
CNAO
construction
through
images
June 2005
November 2005
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January 2006
March 2006
April 2006
Basement completed, wall construction starts
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May 2006
“Sandwich”
walls
June 2006
Trusses for roof covering 35m/150 ton
July 2006
Syncrotron room The interior
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August 2006
Not only concrete…
Power transformers 132 kV-15kV/ 20 MVA each
October 2006
Construction of the hospital area begins
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November 2006
Synchrotron vaultApril 2007
Sources are installed
October 2007
Cabling the power sources
March 2008
Plants close to be completed
7 January 2008
Some delay due to the unexpected snowfall
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Technical area Hospital building
To pay attention
to QoL
Electric Cabin
February 2009Synchrotron
vault
Hospital building
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Let us follow the beam…
A “home made” prototype
High energy beam lines
GSI Linac
Treatment rooms
SYNCHROTRON
Sources
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Sources where protons and carbon ions are produced
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Each sources produces a cloud
of 1 billion carbon ions or
10 billions protons
The first part of the lines select the right particle and avoids that other ion species enter the line
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The LINAC
In 6 meters a speed of 30'000 km/sec is achieved
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From the LINAC to the Synchrotron…
2516 Dipoles
to bend
24 Quadrupolesto focus
20 Correctorsto steer
MAGNETIC SYSTEM
The higher the speed the bigger the force
(SYNCHRO-TRON)
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Vacuum system
Particles travel through steel pipes in which an extremely low pressure is created (one thousand billions time less than atmospheric pressure)
14 cm
6 cm
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RF CAVITY
Each time the beam passes through the RF cavity it receives a push
To reach the request energy one million turns are necessary
The vertical line allows more flexibility in the choice of beam angles
The final magnet wheights
100 tons
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Scanning
magnets
They are used to “paint” the tumor
Patient positioning and beam verificationPatient positioning and beam verification
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SAFE
EFFECTIVE
RELIABLE
CONTROL SYSTEMS
Who shall we treat
at CNAO?
Overall hadrontherapy
patients
Particles Newsletter
Protons > 50 000
Ions > 5 000Neutrons (20 000)
Pions (1 000)
STUDIES
YEARSCLINICAL PHYSIC BIOLOGICAL TOTAL
2004-2007
100 41 21 162
2000-2003
46 29 18 93
1995-1999
27 33 8 68
IJ ROBP, Lancet, Radiother Oncol, JCO,Semin Oncol, Rad Prot Dosimetry, Phys Med Biol,
Head and Neck, Int J Clin Oncol, J Radiat Res,J Thorac Oncol, Lung Cancer
Published data in the years
2008
From ”old“ to “new” indications
X-ray IMRT ProtonCTV 90% 90% 90%
Cochlea 101.2 33.4 2.4Pituitary 62.7 19.3 0.1
Hypotalamus 8.5 5.9 0.1
Right TMJ 29 16 0.1
Right parotid 6.6 8.5 0.1
Pharynx 3.9 3.7 0.1
ST Clair WH, IJROBP, 2004
Advantage of Protons compared to
conventional X-ray or IMRT
Linn R, 2000
• 9 children primary CNS malignancies
• Choclea: average mean of 25 ±4% of the prescribed dose from PRT; 75 ±
6% from photons
• 40% of temporal lobe volume was
completely excluded using protons; with photons 90% of the
temporal lobe received 31% of the
dose
ST Clair WH, 2004
X-ray IMRT ProtonCTV 90% 90% 90%
Heart 18.2 17.4 0.1Right lung 3.5 21.9 0.1
Esophagous 11.9 32.1 10.2
Stomach 3.7 20.6 0.1
Right kidney 3.3 29.8 0.1
Transvers colon
2.6 18.0 0.1
Advantage of Protons compared to
conventional X-ray or IMRT
Category A
• All the tumors in which the use of hadrontherapy is clearly demonstrated to be advantageous, being the only way to give a curative dose to the target volume minimizing the incidence of severe side effects
Category B• A great variety of tumors characterized
mainly by a local evolution, with a limited probability of distant spread, and therefore potentially cured if the locoregional control can be obtained
Number of potential patients in Italy
• Conventional X-ray therapy20'000 patients/year every 10 M
• Hadrontherapy
Category A Protontherapy: 0.5-1% of X-ray patients = 200 pts/y every 10 M
Carbon ions: up to 6% of X-ray patients = 600 pts/y every 10 M
Category B10-15 % of X-ray patients = 2'000 pts/y every 10 M
Category A. Protons New patientsper year
Patients treatable with protons
Uveal Melanoma 310 310 100%
Chordomas of the skull base and of the spinal column 45 45 100%
Chondrosarchomas of the cephalic extremity and of the trunk
90 90 100%
Meningiomas of the skull base 250 125 50%
Paraspinal tumours 140 140 100%
Schwannomas of the cranial nerves 300 45 15%
Hypophyseal adenomas 750 75 10%
Paediatric solid tumours 960 144 15%
TOTAL1.885 974
Category A. Carbon ions New patientsper year
Patients treatable with Carbons
Salivary gland tumours 620 310 50%
Maxillary sinuses adenocarcinomas 450 45 10%
Mucosal melanoma of the head and neck areaand other districts
30 30 100%
Bone sarcomas 520 104 20%
Soft tissue sarcomas 1360 272 20%
Liver/Biliary tract/Pancreatic tumours 4500 450 10%
Recurrent tumours 750 225 30%
TOTAL
7672 1436
Hadrontherapy facilities in Italy
PaviaCNAO
CataniaINFN-Catana
TrentoATREP
Mestre
Clinical Area
Technical Coordinator
Medical
PhysicsClinical
Molecular
Imaging
Radio
biology
Bio
engineeringTransl
Research
Technologists
Scientific Direction
The CNAO
Disease Specific Working Groups
•Soft tissue and bone sarcomas•Melanoma (mucosal and eye) •Brain and paraspinal tumours
•Head & Neck tumours•Liver/Biliary tract/Pancreatic cancer•Lung cancer•Pediatric neoplasms
The working groups will produce clinical protocolsdefining:
– Indications for hadrontherapy
– Total dose and fractionation
– Additional procedures (organ motion control, immobilization devices, special treatment planning imaging, etc. )
– Work up and follow up exams
Considering not only tumor’s and patient’s characteristics, but also alternative treatment’s availability
In order to support both the activities of the Working Groups and the Training Program, a
Medical Advisory Service
has been set-up
Marie Slodowska Curie Pierre Curie
(1867 – 1934) (1859 – 1906)
�Cure
�Research
�Learning
CNAO, Pavia, Italy Courtesy of Schaer Engineering AG, Switzerland
Positioning systemPositioning system
- Standard MRI imaging
- Spectroscopy on VOI
- Standard MRI imaging
- Spectroscopy on VOI
Morphofunctional imagingMorphofunctional imaging
Brain
- Search of metaboilte peaks:
MyoinositolCholine
CreatineN-acetilaspartate
LipidsLactateCitrate
In room autoactivation PET
W. Enghardt et al., Nucl. Phys. A 654, 1999
Molecular Hadron Therapy
ITALIAN NETWORKITALIAN NETWORK
INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL NETWORKNETWORK
EU initiative
Partner
CNAO FORMATION STRATEGY
� Accelerator experts and machine operators
� Medical doctors
� Medical physicists and technicians
European project: Partners
CNAO involvement:
• One experienced researcher to deal with clinical studies
• One experienced researcher to deal with epidemiology & patient selection
• One early stage researcher to deal with Image Guided Hadron Therapy
• One early stage researcher to deal with novel gantry design
EU: Infrastructure FP7
ULICE
Union of Light Ions
Centres in Europe
Three types of activities are in the project
� Trans-national Access (TA )
� Joint Research Activities (JRA)
� Networking Activities (NA)
European project: ULICE
• Coordination: CNAO (R. Orecchia)
No. Organisation (full name) Short Name Country
1 Centro Nazionale di Adroterapia Oncologica CNAO Italy
2 Medical University of Vienna MUV Austria
3 University Hospital of Heidelberg UKL-HD Germany
4 CERN CERN Switzerland
5 MedAustron MEDA Austria
6 Etoile ETOILE France
7 RKA Marburg UKM Germany
8 Gesellschaft für Schwerionenforschung GSI Germany
9 Karolinska Instititute KAR Sweden
10 Oxford University UOXF UK
11 Technical University of Dresden TUD Germany
12 Siemens AG - MED PT PLM P SAG Germany
13 European Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology ESTRO Belgium
14 Université Catholique de Louvain UCL Belgium
15 Medical University Aarhus AAR Denmark
16 Radboud Medical University Nijmegen UMCN Netherlands
17 Ion Beam Applications SA IBA Belgium
18 Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare INFN Italy
19 Maria Skłodowska Curie Memorial Institute Krakow COOK Poland
20 Archade ARC France
Hadrontherapy:
EBM?
Correct methodologyClear guidelinesControlled clinical trials
Reproducibily of results
Small series Technical heterogeneityClinical heterogeneity
Hadrontherapy needs
One does not always need research to find
the correctanswer
ConclusionConclusion
Search for
individualized
therapy
Thank you !!!!!