Résumé
ObjectiveTo compare and analyze conventional plan and inverse optimized plan in dosemetric of cervical cancer. MethodTwenty cases of cervical cancer treated with combination radical radiotherapy of EBT were selected,every case had two plans: one was conventional plan based A point prescription dose, the other was inverse optimized plan (IPSA, inverse planning with simulated annealing)based volume object dose.ResultsIPSA plans provided better values compared with the conventional plans in 90％ prescription dose volume V90[ (94 ± 15 )％ vs. (60 ± 17 )％], 100％ prescription dose volume V100[(90 ± 18)％ vs. (56 ± 14)％]and 100％ treatment volume dose D100[(54 ± 10)％ vs. (29 ±9)％](P ＜0.05),respectively. Meanwhile the organ at risk received lower dose volume. ConclusionsPlans generated using IPSA provide higher dose to the target volume but with lower dose to normal structure and less time. This study can help to guide the clinical application.