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Journal of Medical Physics (Incorporating AMPI Medical Physics Bulletin) Abstract Book 17th Asia-Oceania Congress of Medical Physics & 38th Annual Conference of Association of Medical Physicists of India AOCMP-AMPICON 2017 4th - 7th November 2017 Organised by Department of Radiological Physics, SMS Medical College, Jaipur ,India Under the auspices of Asia - Oceania Federation of Organizations for Medical Physics (AFOMP) & Association of Medical Physicists of India (AMPI) Print ISSN: 0971-6203, E-ISSN: 1998-3913 Journal of Medical Physics (Incorporating AMPI Medical Physics Bulletin) Editorial Board - 2017 Editor-in-Chief: Dr. A. S. Pradhan, Ex-Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai, India Associate Editors: Dr. S. D. Sharma, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai, India Dr. T. Ganesh, Fortis Memorial Research Institute, Gurgaon, India Members: Dr. M. M. Aspradakis, Luzerner Kantonsspital, Switzerland Prof. Bhudatt Paliwal, University of Wisconsin, USA Dr. D. D. Deshpande, Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai, India Dr. D. Eaton, Mount Vernon Hospital, Northwood,UK Dr. K. N. Govindarajan, PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore, India Dr. Habib Zaidi, Geneva University Hospital, Switzerland Dr. Hema Vaithianathan, Gippsland Cancer Care Centre, Victoria, Australia Prof. Indra J. Das, Indiana University School of Medicine, Indianapolis,USA Dr. C. P. Joshi, Kingston General Hospital, Ontario, Canada Dr. Kevin Jordan, London Regional Cancer Program, Ontario, Canada Dr. C. Kirisits, Medical University of Vienna, Austria Dr. T. Kron, Peter Mac Cancer Centre, Victoria, Australia Dr. Lalit M. Aggarwal, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, India Dr. Lisa Karam, NIST, Gaithersburg, USA Dr. R. S. Livingstone, Christian Medical College, Vellore, India Dr. K. J. Maria Das, SGPGI, Lucknow, India Dr. T. Palani Selvam, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai, India Dr. B. Paul Ravindran, Christian Medical College, Vellore, India Dr. Pratik Kumar, AIIMS, New Delhi, India Dr. Ram Das, Ex-Peter Mac Cancer Centre, Victoria, Australia Dr. B. S. Rao, Ex-Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai, India Dr. R. Ravichandran, Cachar Cancer Hospital & Research Centre, Silchar, India Dr. M. Ravikumar, Kidwai Memorial Institute of Oncology, Bangalore, India Dr. S. Rustgi, Radiation Oncology Physics Services, Florida, USA Mr. V. K. Sathiyanarayanan, Ruby Hall Clinic, Pune, India Prof. B. Satish Rao, Manipal University, India Dr. L. J. Schreiner, Queen’s University, Ontario, Canada Dr. S. K. Shrivastava, Ex-Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai, India Dr. A. K. Shukla, SGPGI, Lucknow, India Dr. P. Tandon, Atomic Energy Regulatory Board, Mumbai, India Prof. G. A. Zakaria, Kreiskrankenhaus Gummersbach, Germany Book Review and News Editor: Dr. Pratik Kumar, AIIMS, New Delhi, India Former Resident Editors: Dr. P. S. Iyer (1996-2005), Journal of Medical Physics Dr. M. S. S. Murthy (1989-95), AMPI Medical Physics Bulletin/Journal of Medical Physics Dr. K. S. Parthasarathy (1988-89), AMPI Medical Physics Bulletin Dr. U. Madhvanath (1976-87), AMPI Medical Physics Bulletin Association of Medical Physicists of India (Regd. No. 421/1976 GBBSD, Public Trust F 4238) (An affiliate of the Indian National Science Academy & The International Organization for Medical Physics) C/o Radiological Physics & Advisory Division, BARC CT & CRS Building, Anushaktinagar, Mumbai - 400094, Website: www.ampi.org.in The Association of Medical Physicists of AMPI Executive Committee (2015-2017) India (AMPI) is a professional but a non-profit making / non-governmental organization, President Prof. Arun Chougule devoted to serving the needs of the country in Vice President Mr. Balasubramanian Nagappan the field of Medical Physics. Its membership is open to science graduates, engineers and Secretary Dr. Vellaiyan Subramani physicians interested in the application of physics to medical and biological sciences. Treasurer Mr. Varadharajan Ekambaram Medical Radiation Physicists, Radiation Safety Members Dr. Lalit M Aggarwal Officers, Radiological and Hospital Physicists, Radiation Oncologists and Radiologists form Dr. Atul Tyagi the main group of the association. It publishes Dr. Thayalan Kuppusamy this quarterly journal. The association is having about 1200 active members. The Dr. Varatharaj Chandraraj journal is provided to its members and also Dr. Raghukumar P to the libraries of almost all leading Cancer Centres in the country on a very nominal Dr. Arabinda Rath subscription. Other than publishing Journal of Medical Physics, the association holds a Mr. Vinod Pandey national/ international conference every year Mr. Suresh Pangam to exchange information among its members. The association also supports advanced Mr. S Karthikeyan training of Medical Physicists by offering Travel Dr. Om Prakash Gurjar Fellowships. For public awareness, publication of articles related to medical physics and Dr. Vinod Kumar Dangwal radiation safety in newspapers and periodicals is encouraged. The association also works towards worldwide exchange of information on medical physics. The College of Medical Physics of India AMPI Board of Trustees (2015-2017) (CMPI) is an autonomous wing of AMPI which was established to function as the Mr. Satya Pal Agarwal certifying and accreditation body. Membership Chairman of AMPI is prerequisite to appear for CMPI Convener Dr. Pankaj Tandon certification examination. A member of AMPI can become member of CMPI only by passing Members Dr. Deepak Deshpande the certification examination. CMPI certification Dr. Kamlesh Passi indicates that the holder has acquired, demonstrated, and maintained a minimum Mr. Radhakrishnan Balan Nair standard of knowledge in medical physics and the competence to practice as clinical physicist in Diagnostic Radiology, Radiation Oncology and Nuclear Medicine. College of Medical Physics of India (CMPI) Membership Fee Details Board 2015-2017 (w.e.f. February 07, 2015) Annual Member Chairman Mr. V. K. Sathiyanarayanan Indian Resident INR ` 1,280.00 Vice Chairman Dr. Tharmar Ganesh Developing Countries USD $ 50.00 Chief Examiner Dr. Sunil Dutt Sharma Other Countries USD $ 165.00 Registrar Dr. Dayananda Shamurailtpam Life Member Indian Resident INR ` 3,615.00 Secretary-Treasurer Dr. K. J. Maria Das Developing Countries USD $ 257.00 Members Dr. Arabinda Kumar Rath Other Countries USD $ 970.00 Dr. Pratik Kumar Institution Member (India) INR ` 4,780.00 Dr. Jamema Swamidas Mr. Raghavendra Holla Journal of Medical Physics Volume 42 - Supplement 1 - November 2017 Contents Abstracts Invited Talks S1 Minisymposium Talks S18 IDMP S38 Teaching Session S46 Trade Talks S49 AFOMP Best Paper S50 AMPI Best Paper S59 Oral S66 Poster S110 17th Asia Oceania Congress of Medical Physics (AOCMP) and 38th Annual Conference of Association of Medical Physicists of India (AMPICON) 2017 4th -7th November, 2017 Jaipur, Rajasthan, India Scientific Programme Day 1: 4th November, 2017[Saturday] Time Programme 08.00AM-09.00AM Registration 9.00AM-10.00AM Inauguration of Conference 10.00AM-10.30AM High Tea and Inauguration of Trade Exhibitions Hall A (Main Hall) Hall B (JMA Hall) Hall C (Bangur Basement CT/MRI Wing) 10.30AM-1.00PM Session I: Proton & Heavy ion Therapy Session II: Modern Imaging Session III: Symposium 1/ IOMP Chairpersons: Dr K Thayalan (Courtesy: Siemens Healthineers) School (60min) Dr Apurba Kabasi Chairpersons: Dr Hafiz M Zin MST-1: Practical application of IS: Special talk- Particle therapy Dr Pratik Kumar Moodle for e-learning Prof Alejandro Mazal, France I-4: Beginning of Computer-aided courses in Medical Diagnosis in Medical Imaging Physics Dr Vassilka I-1: Production of carbon ions for Prof Kunio Doi, USA Tabakova, UK heavy- ion radiotherapy I-5: Journey of Radiology in last over Dr Atsushi Kitagawa, Japan Session IV: Symposium 2/ IOMP 120 years Dr Sunita Purohit, School (60min) Leadership and I-2: Introduction to Proton therapy Prof India Entrepreneurship Shigekazu Fukuda, Japan I-6: What if Radiology was an art? MST-2: Preparing Medical I-3: The present status of Boron Dr Robin Decoster, Belgium Physicists for future Neutron Capture Therapy in Japan. leadership roles Prof Prof Yoshinori Sakurai, Japan Carmel J. Caruana, Malta O1-O4 MST-3: Leadership and Entrepreneurship: A Medical Physicist’s O5-O9 Perspective Dr A K Rath, India 01.00PM-02.00PM Lunch 02.00PM-04.00PM Session V: Medical Physics Education Session VI: Symposium 3 (60min) Session VIII: Symposium 5 Chairpersons: Dr R. Ravichandran MST-4: The Evolving Posture Of (120min) Dr CS Sureka Medical Physics As A Affordable therapy technologies I-07: Codes of Conduct and Codes Profession: Medical Physics MST-6: The need for affordable of Ethics in Medical Physics Dr 3.0 Dr Melissa Martin, USA technologies based on Howell Round, NZ CMC, Vellore Experience Session VII: Symposium 4/ IOMP Prof Paul Ravindran, India I-08: Resources to run an RT Department School (60min) – Staffing and Materials. Prof Yakov MST-5: Future of Medical Physics and MST-7: Project Introduction and a Pipman, USA interaction with other science Compensator based IMRT Prof Kiyonari Inamura, Japan for cobalt and Linac Prof I-09: From IOMP to IMPCB - How a Govinda Rajan, India Decades Old Wish became Reality Prof Raymond Wu, USA MST-8: Principles of design for affordable technologies I-10: Education trends after the official Prof Eric Ford, USA recognition of medical physics occupation in ISCO08 Prof Slavik MST-9: Cobalt treatments are Tabakov, UK still relevant in a LINACs world A MR guided Co 60 machine perspective. Dr Lakshmi Santanam, USA MST-10: Programmatic Support for the develop of Indigenous technologies in cancer Dr D N Badodkar, India
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