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Computational phantoms, ICRP/ICRU, and further developments
Phantoms simulating the human body play a central role in radiation dosimetry. The first computational body phantoms were based upon mathematical expressions describing idealised body organs. With the advent of more powerful computers in the 1980s, voxel
Wesley E Bolch, Maria Zankl, W E Bolch
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Adult Male and Female Reference Computational Phantoms (ICRP Publication 110)
The purpose of the present paper is to review ICRP Publication 110 entitled “Adult reference computational phantoms”.1)In its recent recommendations, the ICRP adopted these computational phantoms for the forthcoming update of organ dose coefficients for ...
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Organ Dose Calculations Using ICRP Adult Voxel Phantoms and TRIPOLI-4 Monte Carlo Code
International audienceAbstract The ICRP 110 adult male and female voxel phantoms are the official computational models representing the ICRP (International Commission on Radiological Protection) Reference Male and Reference Female.
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The reference phantoms: voxel vs polygon
The International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) reference male and female adult phantoms, described in Publication 110, are voxel phantoms based on whole-body computed tomography scans of a male and a female patient, respectively.
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The GSF family of voxel phantoms
Voxel phantoms are human models based on computed tomographic or magnetic resonance images obtained from high-resolution scans of a single individual.
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