.rst
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An example is here
rstfile 19960415 sistable <yyyymmdd> patient_id <barcode> machine# 0 projectile <projectile-name> charge <charge> mass <mass/amu> #submachines <m> #particles <totalmin> <totalmax> <totalsum> submachine# <eindex1> <energy1> <findex1> <focus1> #particles <cutmin> <cutmax> <cutsum> #points <n> <xpos1 /mm > <ypos1 /mm > <#particles1> <xpos2 /mm > <ypos2 /mm > <#particles2> ... <xposn /mm > <yposn /mm > <#particlesn> submachine# <eindex2> <energy2> <findex2> <focus2> #particles <cutmin> <cutmax> <cutsum> ... submachine# <eindexm> <energym> <findexm> <focusm> #particles <cutmin> <cutmax> <cutsum> ...
rstfile 19980701 sistable <yyyymmdd> patient_id <barcode> machine# 0 projectile <projectile-name> charge <charge> mass <mass/amu> gantryangle <angle/degree> couchangle <angle/degree> stereotacticcoordinates <x/mm> <y/mm> <z/mm> #submachines <m> #particles <totalmin> <totalmax> <totalsum> submachine# <eindex1> <energy1> <findex1> <focus1> #particles <cutmin> <cutmax> <cutsum> stepsize <deltax/mm> <deltay/mm> #points <n> <xpos1 /mm > <ypos1 /mm > <#particles1> <xpos2 /mm > <ypos2 /mm > <#particles2> ... <xposn /mm > <yposn /mm > <#particlesn> submachine# <eindex2> <energy2> <findex2> <focus2> #particles <cutmin> <cutmax> <cutsum> stepsize <deltax/mm> <deltay/mm> ... submachine# <eindexm> <energym> <findexm> <focusm> #particles <cutmin> <cutmax> <cutsum> stepsize <deltax/mm> <deltay/mm> ...
rstfile 19990128 sistable <yyyymmdd> patient_id <barcode> machine# 0 projectile <projectile-name> charge <charge> mass <mass/amu> gantryangle <angle/degree> couchangle <angle/degree> stereotacticcoordinates <x/mm> [,] <y/mm> [,] <z/mm> bolus <H2O-equiv. thickness/mm> ripplefilter <mm> ...
rstfile 20010201 sistable <yyyymmdd> patient_id <barcode> machine# 0 projectile <projectile-name> charge <charge> mass <mass/amu> gantryangle <angle/degree> couchangle <angle/degree> stereotacticcoordinates <x/mm> [,] <y/mm> [,] <z/mm> bolus <H2O-equiv. thickness/mm> ripplefilter <mm> [ shifter <s1> <s2> ... <sn> ] ... submachine# ... #particles ... stepsize ... [ slices <on_off1> <on_off2> ... <on_offn> ] ...That is, optional range shifter information is included, where the
<s i>
are the individual range shifter slice thicknesses
(in mm water equivalent) and the <on_off i>
indicate slice in/out by specifying a 1
or a 0
,
respectively. Note that as many
slices
settings must be specified as there are
shifter
slices.
rstfile 20030630 sistable <yyyymmdd> patient_id <barcode> machine# 0 projectile <projectile-name> charge <charge> mass <mass/amu> gantryangle <angle/degree> { couchangle <angle/degree> | chair <rotation/degree> <tilt/degree> } stereotacticcoordinates <x/mm> [,] <y/mm> [,] <z/mm> bolus <H2O-equiv. thickness/mm> ripplefilter <mm> [ shifter <s1> <s2> ... <sn> ] ... submachine# ... #particles ... stepsize ... [ slices <on_off1> <on_off2> ... <on_offn> ] ...That is, optional range shifter information is included, where the
<s i>
are the individual range shifter slice thicknesses
(in mm water equivalent) and the <on_off i>
indicate slice in/out by specifying a 1
or a 0
,
respectively. Note that as many
slices
settings must be specified as there are
shifter
slices.
Note that couchangle
and chair
are mutually exclusive.
For all format versions
all values must be present and reasonable (i.e. no mass < 0 ).
The files are named <pppppp>1<vv><bb>.rst
,
where <pppppp>
denotes the patient id,
<vv>
the plan version number
and <bb>
the field number in order to distinguish for
multiport treatment.
rstfile 20110222 ... couchangle <rotation/degree> [<tilt/degree>] ...The format is the same as for
20030630
,
except for the couchangle
, which now can have an optional
tilt
around the couch z-axis, in mathematically positive
direction.
sistable
,
which may be 0
because no MEFI operation is possible.
m
energy slices there are m+1
files.
The first one (allcuts.dat
) is a steering file for all others.
Format:
<mass [amu]> <charge> <max field extent [mm]> <n> <dose-scale-factor> <shifter-slice 1 [mm]> ... <shifter-slice 5 [mm]> <totalmin> <totalmax> <energy 1> <IC-cal. factor 1> ... <energy n> <IC-cal. factor n>The energies start with the highest one. The dosefactor is optional and causes all particle numbers to be multiplied with that factor.
m
files (cutxx.dat, xx=0..m-1
, padded to the left with a zero)
describe one energy slice each.
<energy> <shifter-on-off 1> ... <shifter-on-off 5> <min-particles> <max-particles> <n> <xpos1 [mm]> <ypos1 [mm]> <#particles1> <xpos2 [mm]> <ypos2 [mm]> <#particles2> ... <xposn [mm]> <yposn [mm]> <#particlesn>