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Medical Physics (Lancaster), 2019
PURPOSE With increasing cancer treatment success rates, many patients go on to live long, productive lives following recovery. Therefore, minimizing potential side effects due to dose outside the treated field is becoming a significant consideration in ...
K. Wijesooriya
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PURPOSE With increasing cancer treatment success rates, many patients go on to live long, productive lives following recovery. Therefore, minimizing potential side effects due to dose outside the treated field is becoming a significant consideration in ...
K. Wijesooriya
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Out-of-field doses in radiotherapy: Input to epidemiological studies and dose-risk models
Physica Medica, 2017Out-of-field doses in radiotherapy have been increasingly studied in recent years because of the generally improved survival of patients who have received radiotherapy as part of their treatment for cancer and their subsequent risk of a second malignancy.
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Assessment of Out-of-Field Doses in Radiotherapy of Brain Lesions in Children
International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics, 2011To characterize the out-of-field doses in pediatric radiotherapy and to identify simple methods by which out-of-field dose might be minimized, with a view to reducing the risk of secondary cancers.With the aim of characterizing the peripheral doses under different treatment conditions, the dose measurements in an anthropomorphic child phantom were ...
Michael L, Taylor +2 more
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Out-of-field dose measurements in radiotherapy
2011This thesis describes the results from measurements of the out-of-field dose in radiotherapy. The dose outside the treatment volume has been determined in a water phantom and an anthropomorphic phantom. Measurements were performed with linac photons, passively delivered protons, scanned protons, passively delivered carbon ions as well as scanned carbon
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Out-of-field dose measurements for radiotherapy of brain tumours in paediatric patients
Physica Medica, 2014It has been known for many years that out-of-field radiation doses to normal tissues may be associated with an increased risk of secondary cancers. Paediatric patients are of particular concern due to their possible longer life expectancy and higher organ radiosensitivities compared with adult patients and higher organ doses because of their smaller ...
L. Stolarczyk +9 more
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Cancer/Radiothérapie, 2017
Patients who undergo external beam radiotherapy are at risk of developing second tumours due to scattered radiation outside the path of the primary beam. The aim of this study was to experimentally determine the in vitro radiobiological effects of scattered radiation in cells located outside the primary photon beam and to compare this to the effects ...
K. Zaleska +7 more
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Patients who undergo external beam radiotherapy are at risk of developing second tumours due to scattered radiation outside the path of the primary beam. The aim of this study was to experimentally determine the in vitro radiobiological effects of scattered radiation in cells located outside the primary photon beam and to compare this to the effects ...
K. Zaleska +7 more
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Dual detector system for measuring out-of-field neutron dose in proton therapy
2009 IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium Conference Record (NSS/MIC), 2009A novel technique for separating the out-of-field proton and neutron dose is presented. The technique combines measurements from special pin diodes sensitive to the non ionizing energy losses of protons and neutrons in silicon and standard clinical absorbed dose measurements. Preliminary testing shows good agreement with results from a GEANT4 study.
A.L. Ziebell +10 more
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Physical and Engineering Sciences in Medicine, 2021
J. Baines, M. Powers, Glen Newman
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J. Baines, M. Powers, Glen Newman
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