GTR 97433404

Tenders Are Invited For Radiotherapy Devices And Supplies - Acquisition, Installation And Support Of A Tumor Dautocontouring Software For The Radiotherapy Service

ICB — International Competitive Bid Closed Western Europe
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97433404
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Tender No
352202-2025
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Tenders Are Invited For Radiotherapy Devices And Supplies - Acquisition, Installation And Support Of A Tumor Dautocontouring Software For The Radiotherapy Service
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ICB — International Competitive Bid
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Western Europe
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European Union
Last Date of Bid Submission
01-07-2025 Closed
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Radiotherapy Devices And Supplies - Acquisition, Installation And Support Of A Tumor Dautocontouring Software For The Radiotherapy Service. The Software To Be Acquired By The Radiotherapy Service Is A Dautocontouring Software Of Anatomical Structures By Artificial Intelligence Which Will Work On The Basis Of Ct Images. In Radiotherapy, A Ct Generally Refers To A Scanner, Also Called Simulation Scanner Or Simulation Ct. This Scanner Is Used To Obtain Detailed Images Of The Area To Be Treated Before Starting Radiotherapy. The Ct Scanner In Radiotherapy Makes It Possible To: - Determine The Contours Of The Tumor Volume: It Helps To Precisely Locate The Tumor And The Neighboring Structures In Order To Plan A Targeted Treatment And Avoid Healthy Tissues. - Simulate The Patients Positioning: It Allows The Patient To Be Positioned In An Optimal Way For Treatment, Which Is Crucial For The Accuracy Of The Radiation. - Create Treatment Plans: The Images Obtained By The Scanner Are Used To Develop Detailed Processing Plans In Collaboration With Radiotherapy Software. Ct In Radiotherapy Is Therefore Not Used To Treat, But To Guide The Processing Process By Providing Precise Images For Planning. Dautocontouring I Software Has An Essential Characteristic Of Lactivity Of Radiotherapy, Which Is The Ability To Automatically Generate A Ct Representing The Patients Lanatomy In Its Average Position From A 4D-Ct Type Set (Scan Mid Position Technique). The Scan Mid Position Technique Refers To A Method Used When Planning Radiotherapy Treatments, Especially When Simulating The Patient To Determine The Exact Impression Of The Radiation Beams. This Technique Is Important To Ensure The Precision Of Treatment And Avoid Damage To Surrounding Healthy Tissues. Operation Of The Ct Mid Technique Position: Patient Position: The Patient Is Generally Placed In A Specific Position (For Example, Lying On The Treatment Table) For The Simulation Of The Treatment. The Mid Position Refers To An Intermediate Or Central Position, Which Is Often Chosen To Ensure That The Radiation Beams Will Be Delivered Optimally. Half-Cross Scan: As Part Of Planning, A Scanner (Often A Ct Scanner Or A X-Ray Scanner) Is Made To Obtain Precise Images Of The Patients Internal Structures. The Mid Position Scan Involves Making A Scan When The Patient Is In This Intermediate Position, Which Allows Clear Images Of The Target Processing Region. Advantage For Planning: This Technique Is Used To Help Define The Exact Limits Of Tumor Volume And Healthy Tissues To Avoid, Ensuring Better Precision In The Target. This Also Makes It Possible To Take Into Account Small Variations In The Patients Position Or In The Geometry Of The Tumor. In Summary, In Radiotherapy, The Mid Position Scan Is A Cr Step
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