Software anomalies affecting the French, German and Italian versions of treatment delivery system (TDS) software.
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There is a potential that components of the receive coil can reach elevated temperatures which has the potential to cause a burn injury to the patient or user.
There is a potential that components of the receive coil can reach elevated temperatures which has the potential to cause a burn injury to the patient or user.
Registering dose and structures in the treatment delivery workflow could result in an alignment discrepancy between the imported previously delivered dose and the displayed patient anatomy and structures. The MRIdian TPDS software shows this misalignment to the user in the predicted dose-volume histogram (DVH). The misalignment impact may not be obvious to the user. During plan re-optimization the previously delivered dose would be incorrectly accounted for by the software. This may result in unexpectedly higher or lower dose than the intended dose calculated for the subsequent treatment plan. When this occurs in the treatment planning workflow, the registration fails to align the dose with the image and the user is unable to proceed.
Issue with transferring treatment regiment from one system to another. Adequate instructions for transferring treatment plan(s) are not provided within the operator's manual or within the software operating system.
A discrepancy between optimization and planning forward dose calculation between adaptive optimizations and AQA dose calculations can occur.