Shanghai United Imaging Healthcare Co., Ltd.

Cheng Ni

Peng Wang

Jonathan S Maltz

Johannes Stahl

Li Wang

Yanfang Liu

Xingen Yu

Jingjie Zhou

Jianfeng Liu

Feichao Fu

Jian Zhang

Li Ping Wang

Jian Ming Liu

Shoubo He

Wei Zhang

Supratik Bose

Yifeng Jiang

Xing'en Yu

Gang Pan

Wei Han

Kun Yang

Tao Liu

Yifeng Wang

Yuelin Shao

Xiao Fang

Peng Cheng

Yangyang Zhang

Buliang Sun

Jianxiong Zou

Xiaofeng Zhang

Zhangfan Deng

Zongrui Sun

Haoshan Zhu

Mingyuan Song

Jincheng Mei

Chengjia Yuan

Qi Wang

Jianwei Fu

Hongjun Zhang

Can Liao

Libo Fang

Zongtai Xie

Fei Gong

The present disclosure provides a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) device. The MRI device may include a main magnet configured to generate a main magnetic field. The main magnet may form an accommodation space configured to accommodate a target object. The main magnet may include at least one group of main field coils. A direction of the main magnetic field generated by the at least one group of main field coils may form a preset angle with an axial direction of the accommodation space. The at least one group of main field coils may include a first group of main field coils and a second group of main field coils that are arranged oppositely along a radial direction of the accommodation space. Each of the first group of main field coils and the second group of main field coils may bend towards each other.

Magnetic resonance imaging devices and radiation therapy systems including the magnetic resonance imaging devices

The present disclosure provides a device and an equipment for radiation ray generation. The device may include: a radiation target assembly configured to generate radiation rays under irradiation of an electron beam with a predetermined energy; and a heat dissipation assembly arranged on a back surface of the radiation target assembly, wherein a range of a thickness of the target assembly may be determined based on a peak of energy deposition of a target material of the radiation target assembly under the irradiation of the electron beam with the predetermined energy.

Devices for radiation ray generation and radiation apparatuses

The present disclosure is related to a microwave source. The microwave source may include a cathode heater and a thermionic emitter. The cathode heater may include a first component, and a second component enclosing at least a portion of the first component. The thermionic emitter may be configured to release electrons when the thermionic emitter is heated by the cathode heater. At least a portion of the second component of the cathode heater may be in contact with the thermionic emitter.

Radiotherapy device and microwave source thereof

The present disclosure relates to a radiation treatment system. The radiation treatment system may include an MLC having at least one layer of leaves and at least one block. Each of the at least one layer of leaves may include a first group of leaves and a second group of leaves. At least a portion of the leaves may be movable to block pathways of a first portion of the radiation beams within a radiation area. A second portion of the radiation beams may be incident at a treatment region of the radiation treatment system. The MLC may be situated in a first plane. The at least one block may be situated in a second plane different from the first plane. The at least one block may be configured to shield at least a portion of leaking radiation beams within an end area.

Radiation treatment system and operating method thereof

The present disclosure may provide a collimator assembly. The collimator assembly may include a multi-leaf collimator (MLC) situated in a first plane and at least one block situated in a second plane different from the first plane. The MLC may include at least one first group of leaves and at least one second group of leaves opposing each other and being moveable along a first direction. One of the at least one block may be located at a position corresponding to an end of the at least one first group of leaves. Projection of one of the at least one block along a second direction may partially overlap projection of the at least one first group of leaves along the second direction.

Collimator assembly and operating method thereof

A system may comprise a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) device including a bore that is configured to accommodate a subject. The MRI device may include multiple superconducting magnets configured to generate a magnetic field in the bore. The MRI device may include one or more superconducting connections each of which is configured to connect at least two of the multiple superconducting magnets. The system may further include a radiation source configured to emit a radiation beam toward the bore. The radiation source may be able to rotate in a plane perpendicular to a direction of the magnetic field in the bore. The MRI device may further include one or more protection components configured to prevent at least a portion of the radiation beam from irradiating the one or more superconducting connections.

Systems and methods for diagnosis and image guided therapy with superconducting magnet shielding and providing heat exchange

A therapeutic apparatus may be provided. The therapeutic apparatus may include a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) device configured to acquire MRI data with respect to a region of interest (ROI) and a radiation therapy device configured to apply therapeutic radiation to at least one portion of the ROI. The MRI device may include an annular cryostat having one or more chambers, an annular structure assembly and a recess disposed on the annular structure arrangement. The radiation therapy device may at least include an accelerator and one or more collimation components.

Therapeutic apparatus

The present disclosure is directed to a radiation therapy system. The radiation therapy system may comprise a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) apparatus configured to acquire MRI data with respect to a region of interest (ROI) of a subject, the MRI apparatus including a magnetic body; and a radiation therapy apparatus configured to apply a radiation beam to at least one portion of the ROI. The radiation therapy apparatus may include a linear accelerator configured to accelerate electrons to produce the radiation beam, the linear accelerator being located in a bore formed by an inner surface of the magnetic body, and a length direction of the linear accelerator being parallel with an axis of the magnetic body.

Radiation therapy system and method

According to an aspect of the present disclosure, a beam control device for radiotherapy is provided. The beam control device may include an electron beam generator configured to emit an electron beam for radiotherapy toward a subject in a first direction. The beam control device may further include a first deflection device configured to generate a defocused electron beam by defocusing the electron beam in a second direction, the second direction being different from the first direction.

Systems and methods for controlling electron beam in radiotherapy

A radiation system is provided. The radiation system may include a bore accommodating an object, a rotary ring, a first radiation source and a second radiation source mounted on the rotary ring and a processor. The first radiation source may be configured to emit a first cone beam toward a first region of the object. The second radiation source may be configured to emit a second beam toward a second region of the object, the second region including at least a part of the first region. The processor may be configured to obtain a treatment plan of the object, the treatment plan including parameters associated with radiation segments. The processor may be further configured to control an emission of the first cone beam and/or the second beam based on the parameters associated with the radiation segments to perform a treatment and a 3-D imaging simultaneously.

Radiation systems for radition treatment and imaging

The present disclosure may provide a radiation system including a first rotation portion, a second rotation portion, a treatment head, one or more imaging sources, and at least one detector. At least a portion of the treatment head may be disposed in the first rotation portion. At least one of the one or more imaging sources may be disposed in the second rotation portion. The second rotation portion may be able to rotate independently from the first rotation portion.

X-ray imaging system for radiation therapy

The present disclosure may provide a radiation system. The radiation system may include a treatment head, a detector, a plurality of imaging sources, and a gantry. The treatment head, the detector, and the plurality of imaging sources may be mounted on the gantry. The treatment head may be configured to deliver a treatment beam toward an object. The plurality of imaging sources may be configured to deliver a plurality of imaging beams toward the object. At least two of the plurality of imaging sources may share the detector. The detector may be configured to detect at least two of the plurality of imaging beams. The detected at least two imaging beams may be emitted by different imaging sources of the at least two imaging sources.

The present disclosure is directed to a radiation therapy system. The radiation therapy system may comprise a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) apparatus. The MRI apparatus may include a plurality of shielding magnetic coils, the plurality of shielding magnetic coils being arranged around an axis. The radiation therapy system may also comprise a radiation therapy apparatus, which includes a linear accelerator configured to accelerate electrons to produce a radiation beam, the linear accelerator being located between two neighboring shielding coils of the plurality of shielding coils, and a length direction of the linear accelerator being parallel with the axis. The radiation therapy apparatus may also include a deflection magnet configured to deflect the electrons emitted from the linear accelerator by a deflection angle in a first portion of a moving trajectory, the first portion of the moving trajectory being on a plane intersecting with a radial plane of the MRI apparatus.

The present disclosure generally relates to a multi-leaf collimator. The multi-leaf collimator may include a set of leaves installed in a cavity, each leaf of the set of leaves having a length along a first direction. At least a portion of the set of leaves may extend beyond the cavity along the first direction. The set of leaves may be arranged along a second direction, the second direction being different from the first direction. A length of a target leaf of the set of leaves may be less than a length of a reference leaf of the set of leaves. The target leaf may be located in an end portion of the set of leaves along the second direction. The length of the set of leaves may conform to the shape of a maximum therapeutic radiation field.

Multi-leaf collimator and radiation therapy device

A method for positioning an object positioned on a table is provided. The method may include: obtaining a plan image, the plan image illustrating a virtual surface of the object; obtaining, by one or more capture devices, a 3-dimensional (3D) image, the 3D image including a set of elements corresponding to the object; obtaining a registration result by registering the plan image and the 3D image; determining whether the object needs to be moved based on the registration result; and in response to a determination that the object needs to be moved, causing the object to move according to the registration result.

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Cheng Ni