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Commissioning of a Microdosimetric Device for Hadrontherapy [PDF]
openRadiotherapy aims at maximising the dose delivered to the tumour whilst minimising that to the healthy tissues. The absorbed dose, being an average quantity, doesn’t consider the random nature of radiation interactions.
LOMBARDI, RICCARDO
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Advantages, limitations, and future perspectives of using TEPCs in clinical quality assurance
Precision Radiation Oncology, EarlyView.
Anna Bianchi, Anna Selva, Valeria Conte
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Monte Carlo modeling of the geometry and particle trajectories (100 primary proton histories) without any scatterer and with different second scatterer (made of tungsten) thicknesses. Color scheme for particles: protons – blue, electrons – red, photons – green, and neutrons – yellow.
Jason Tang +7 more
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Low intensity configuration at NTF for microdosimetry and spectroscopy [PDF]
Additional circuitry has been developed to regulate beam delivery to Fermilab`s Neutron Therapy Facility. This allows the number of protons on target to be reduced to a point that makes microdosimetry and spectroscopy possible.
Kroc, T.K.
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In silico assessment of cellular damage from Lu‐177, Ac‐225, and Pb‐212 therapeutic radionuclides
Abstract Background Targeted radionuclide therapy (TRT) has emerged as a unique and effective treatment modality for cancer. Monte Carlo simulations have greatly advanced investigations into radiation‐caused DNA damage, including the complexity of this damage.
Konstantinos P. Chatzipapas +5 more
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Mini-TEPC Microdosimetric Study of Carbon Ion Therapeutic Beams at CNAO
Mono-energetic carbon ion scanning beams of 195.2 MeV/u at the Italian National Centre for Oncological Hadrontherapy (CNAO) have been used to study the microdosimetric features of an “active” carbon ion beam used in hadrontherapy.
Conte V. +5 more
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Development of a Thick Gas Electron Multiplier Detector for Microdosimetry [PDF]
In experimental microdosimetry one of the goals is to measure the absorbed dose in microscopic volumes of tissue. The traditional spherical tissue-equivalent proportional counter (TEPC) is the most common detector currently used for microdosimetry.
Orchard, Gloria M.
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Microdosimetry and nanodosimetry for internal emitters. [PDF]
In this review, the multiscale approach in radiation dosimetry in relation to biological effects is first briefly introduced. The need of dosimetry in microscopic regions, for example in cells, is then addressed, followed by a review of the basic ...
W. Friedland +5 more
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