# PPC-302 ResCon™ System
As greater fractions of irradiation are being administered, any tumor movement unanticipated can ruin well-designed treatment plans. Thus, respiratory motion
must be at least accounted for if not controlled from a variety of methods. The most common ways to monitor respiratory motion are through gating technique,
suppression of the diaphragm or chest wall and utilizing real time motion tracking with fiducial markers. After meticulous research and site testing, we
developed a good device that encompasses the true nature of SBRT with comfortable with comfortable positioning, respiratory motion considerations, simplest
components to manage. This system can use popular low-temperature thermoplastics with two L-Handles to produce anterior casts for passive respiratory control &
posterior cushions to increase fixation and comfort. A standard kit includes one carbon fiber baseplate, one standard medium carbon fiber bridge and one
standard threaded rod with respiratory suppression plate.
# PPC-302-SB Short Bridge (adjustable height: 35 ~ 47cm)
# PPC-302-MB Medium Bridge
(adjustable height: 37 ~ 51cm)
# PPC-302-TB Tall Bridge
(adjustable height: 39 ~ 53cm)
# PPC-302-TR-10 Threaded Rod Kit
(scaled 1~10, short)
# PPC-302-TR-15 Threaded Rod Kit
(scaled 1~15, standard)
Each bridge comes with one ea. of tuner arch with built-in # PPC-302-TR-15 Standard Threaded Rod with respiratory suppression sponge padded plate and two ea. of carbon fiber extended tubes. To avoid potential collision of CT gantry, you can also ask to get the # PPC-302-TB Tall Bridge with the built-in # PPC-302-TR-10 Short Threaded Rod with suppreesion padded plate & extended tubes for giant patients.
# PPC-302-CB Advanced Respiratory Compression Belt
This optional belt comes with a handheld aneroid gauge, two sliding clamps, a bladder with a Nylon belt notched from 2cm to 32cm on the both sides of Velcro
belts which can be easily adjusted by every 2cm width as shown left. The belt is specially designed to put pressure just below the lungs to limit lung movement
with respirations. The aneroid gauge features a smooth trigger-style air release valve, ergonomic design and certified accuracy to +/- 3 mmHg to meet clinical
needs. Once the belt and bladder are in position on the patient, the bladder can be manually inflated with the hand pump and easily deflated by pushing down the
air-release switch of aneroid gauge and pushing the bladder. The pressure gauge is used to record the amount of pressure to achieve the desired limits of lung
movement and can be easily disassembled by quick connectors. This can help a lot for reproducibility of the same amount of pressure for each treatment fraction.
* IMRT pelvis casts are also avaiable by # PPW-302-2 ending with @material code & reinforced mask style code R01 or
R0x for custom
patterns.. Please refer to our # PPC-321 for more details or local dealers.
Study for abdominal compression technology of displacement error in radiotherapy
# PPC-302-E Economy ResCon™ Board
This handy board comes with an advanced respiratory compression belt and is ideal to limit lung movement with respirations by using
the belt, handheld aneroid gauge, two sliding clamps with windows for indexing to put pressure just below the lungs. Once the belt and bladder are in position on
the patient, the bladder can be manually inflated with the hand pump and easily deflated by pushing down the air-release switch of aneroid gauge and pushing the
bladder. The pressure gauge is used to record the amount of pressure to achieve the desired limits of lung movement and can be easily disassembled by quick
connectors.