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Characterization of a 0.5 × 0.5 mm plastic scintillating detector for small field dosimetry: Its performance and comparison with other commercially available plastic scintillating detectors. [PDF]
Abstract Background Lack of an ideal detector for small field dosimetry has led to the development of many new types of detectors. Recent studies have shown that plastic scintillation detectors (PSDs) provide favorable dosimetric characteristics, such as minimal volume averaging and fluence perturbation effects, real time response rates, high signal to
Baradaran-Ghahfarokhi M +6 more
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Purpose: This study aimed to evaluate the shielding integrity of a typical radiotherapy facility using the Monte Carlo (MC) method. Materials and Methods: EGSnrc MC code was used to design a radiotherapy bunker with appropriate materials and thicknesses.
Zaccheaus Ayo Ibitoye +3 more
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Evaluation of the TG-43 formalism for intraoperative radiotherapy dosimetry in glioblastoma treatment. [PDF]
Abstract Background Intraoperative radiation therapy (IORT) using the INTRABEAM system has shown promise in glioblastoma treatment. However, accurate dosimetry remains challenging due to the low‐energy photons used and the heterogeneity of tissues in the brain. Current clinical practice relies on the TARGIT method, but more robust approaches, including
Ayala Alvarez DS +6 more
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Purpose: Gamma Knife is applied as a superseded tool for inaccessible lesions surgery delivering a single high dose to a well-defined target through 201 small beams. Monte Carlo simulations can be an appropriate supplementary tool to determine dosimetric
Atefeh Mahmoudi, Ghazale Geraily
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Semi-classical Monte Carlo algorithm for the simulation of X-ray grating interferometry
Traditional simulation techniques such as wave optics methods and Monte Carlo (MC) particle transport cannot model both interference and inelastic scattering phenomena within one framework.
Stefan Tessarini +6 more
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Estimation of dose distribution in occupationally exposed individuals to FDG-18F
The use of unsealed radiation sources in nuclear medicine can lead to important incorporation of radionuclides, especially for occupationally exposed individuals (OEIs) during production and handling of radiopharmaceuticals.
Isabelle Viviane Batista de Lacerda +4 more
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Algumas das irradiações a que o homem é submetido podem ser modeladas por um fantoma de voxels acoplado a um código Monte Carlo (MC) que simule o transporte da radiação pelos órgãos e tecidos do fantoma, a interação desta com os átomos constituintes do ...
José Wilson Vieira +3 more
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Purpose: Absorbed dose enhancement due to the presence of high atomic number nanoparticles (NP)s has been estimated and modeled by Monte Carlo (MC) simulation methods.
Asghar Mesbahi +4 more
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Charged particle transport in magnetic fields in EGSnrc
Purpose:To accurately and efficiently implement charged particle transport in a magnetic field in EGSnrc and validate the code for the use in phantom and ion chamber simulations.Methods:The effect of the magnetic field on the particle motion and position is determined using one‐ and three‐point numerical integrations of the Lorentz force on the charged
V N, Malkov, D W O, Rogers
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Validação dosímetrica de trabéculas ósseas sintéticas geradas por método Monte Carlo paramétrico
Um dos maiores desafios da dosimetria numérica é estimar a dose de radiação ionizante absorvida pelos tecidos moles que se localizam nas trabéculas ósseas. Em função da dificuldade na obtenção de imagens micro-CT de amostras de ossos reais (OR), surgiu a
Fernanda Gonçalves Oliveira +4 more
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