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Abstract

Background

Thoracic and abdominal tumors seriously endanger people's health. In the process of accurate diagnosis and treatment, due to the existence of respiratory motion, the location of the tumor will change. to solve this problem, many experts and scholars have proposed a variety of respiratory compensation strategies. However, there is a lack of comprehensive introduction and analysis of various respiratory compensation strategies.

Objective

According to the characteristics of respiratory compensation, this paper discusses its development status and development trend, and puts forward reasonable suggestions for its future development, to provide a reference for other researchers.

Methods

Through the analysis of a large number of articles and patents. Classification, advantages and disadvantages, and main application equipment of the existing respiratory compensation strategies are introduced. Application principle, influencing factors, main application equipment, and compensation accuracy of breath holding method, abdominal pressure method, active respiratory control method, respiratory gating method and tumor real-time tracking method were compared and analyzed.

Results

Through the comparison and analysis of various respiratory compensation strategies, the characteristics, applicable conditions, and existing problems of various respiratory compensation strategies are clarified. The solutions to the existing problems are put forward, and the development trend of respiratory compensation strategies is prospected.

Conclusion

Respiratory compensation strategy plays an important role in the diagnosis and treatment of thoracic and abdominal tumors. Various existing respiratory compensation strategies can effectively compensate for respiratory movement, but they all face the problem of insufficient compensation accuracy. Therefore, it is necessary to study and improve the respiratory compensation strategy. In the future, respiratory compensation strategies will develop in the direction of better effect and more comfortable for patients.

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Keywords: Tumor motion ; thoracic and abdominal tumors ; respiratory movement ; respiratory compensation characteristics ; influencing factors of respiratory compensation ; respiratory compensation method

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