List of Radiation Treatment Planning Systems (RTPS)
Commercial
- ScandiPlan (Scanditronix - commercial release of UMPlan)
- ADAC -> Pinnacle3(Philips Healthcare)
- ISOgray (DOSIsoft)
- BrainSCAN -> Brainlab; predecessor of iPlan RT Dose
- CAT3D -> Mevis
- Focus -> XiO (CMS, recently purchased by Elekta)
- iPlan RT Dose -> Brainlab ; successor of BrainSCAN
- Render-Plan 3-D -> PrecisePLAN (Elekta)
- Monaco (CMS/Elekta)
- Theraplan Plus (Theratronics -> Nucletron)
- Oncentra MasterPlan - External Beam and Brachy Therapy (Nucletron)
- Oncentra Prostate - Prostate HDR Brachytherapy (Nucletron / developed by Pi-Medical & MedCom)
- Oncentra GYN - Gynecologic brachytherapy (Nucletron / developed by Pi-Medical & MedCom)
- Plato RTS (Nucletron)
- Plato BPS (Nucletron)
- Cad Plan - predecessor of Eclipse Varian Medical Systems
- Corvus (Nomos)
- RAHD
- ROCS
- Simuplan Planning System
- GE
- KLZ Healthcare
- Prowess
- Brachyvision (Varian)
- Gammaknife (Elekta)
- RIT
- Eclipse - designed by Varian Medical Systems; successor of the CadPlan System
- VariSeed - Prostate LDR Brachytherapy (Varian)
- XKnife (Integra Radionics)
Non-commercial
- UMPlan - The University of Michigan Comprehensive 3D Treatment Planning System
- GRATIS - George's RAdiotherapy Treatment desIgn System (project discontinued and not available any more)
- PLUNC (planning system written by University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
- Prism (planning system written by Prof Ira Kalet at University of Washington)
- MMCTP (McGill Monte Carlo Treatment Planning system)
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