Synthetic Spine SABR Planning
30 Gy in 3 fractions·contributed by Orca Image·2026-08-27
This CT was generated by a model. No patient was scanned.
The anatomy is synthetic and the structures come from the generator rather than from a clinician. Treat the Hounsfield units as plausible rather than measured: there is no scanner behind them and so no CT-to-density calibration of yours applies, and because the image has no real counterpart the error in them cannot be quantified at all. It is a planning exercise, and every plan here is scored against the same geometry — but nothing learned from this case is a statement about a real patient.
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Get the case
A de-identified CT and structure set, as one archive. Plan it in your own system.
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Plan it
The criteria are published before anyone plans and do not change mid-challenge. Below they are also written as entries for your own optimizer.
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Submit the dose
Upload the RTDOSE. It is scored automatically against the criteria, and you are told when it lands.
Discussion
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