Abstract
Our previous study demonstrated that the baseline drift of external and internal respiratory motion reduced the prediction accuracy of infrared (IR) marker-based dynamic tumor tracking irradiation (IR Tracking) with a gimbaled Linac. In this study, we proposed a baseline correction method, applied immediately before beam delivery, to improve the prediction accuracy of IR Tracking.
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