In this case, the dose calculation is using a previously acquired bolus instead of the current bolus, so the larger the difference in bolus, the larger the difference in dose.Other than in areas affected by bolus, the difference will not be extreme because patient shape and patient density does not vary.The resultant dose calculation may then be observed using any dose evaluation method.Therefore, other perceptions of error could be seen as incorrect dvh, incorrect point dose, incorrect visualization, or incorrect dose statistics.The high visibility of the dose calculation and the required quality checks prior to administering the dose concluded that the probability of this event causing harm is not possible.
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