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Characterization of a Modified Clinical Linear Accelerator for Ultra-High Dose Rate Beam Delivery
Irradiations at Ultra-High Dose Rate (UHDR) regimes, exceeding 40 Gy/s in single fractions lasting less than 200 ms, have shown an equivalent antitumor effect compared to conventional radiotherapy with reduced harm to normal tissues.
Umberto Deut +17 more
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BackgroundThis manuscript describes modifications to a pencil beam scanning (PBS) proton gantry that enables ultra-high dose rates (UHDR) irradiation, including treatment planning and validation.MethodsBeamline modifications consisted of opening the ...
Jatinder Saini +26 more
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X-Ray and Electron Beam Considerations for Laser-Compton Image-Guided Radiation Therapy [PDF]
Electron beams used in laser-Compton X-ray sources can be utilized as ultrahigh dose rate (UHDR) ionizing radiation sources if the architecture provides sufficient peak current and beam energy.
Reutershan, T +4 more
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Ultra-high dose rate (UHDR) irradiation has been shown to have a sparing effect on healthy tissue, an effect known as ‘FLASH’. This effect has been studied across several radiation modalities, including photons, protons and clinical energy electrons ...
Hannah C. Wanstall +13 more
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Scintillation Imaging as Versatile Tool for Validation of UHDR Treatment Plans Across Modalities
Scintillation imaging has been shown to provide high spatio-temporal surface dose information for delivery verification of ultra-high dose rate (UHDR) beams.
M. Clark +5 more
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Advancements in radiotherapy techniques, such as FLASH radiotherapy, in which ultra-high dose rates (UHDR) are applied, have set a challenge in investigating whether the standard dosimetric systems used in conventional radiotherapy can still be used ...
de Farias Soares, A. +12 more
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Solid-State Detector for FLASH Radiotherapy: Dosimetric Applications and Emerging Concepts
The implementation of FLASH Radiotherapy (FLASH-RT), characterized by ultra-high dose rates (UHDRs) frequently exceeding 106 Gy/s in microsecond pulses, imposes stringent requirements on real-time dosimetry. Conventional ionization chambers suffer severe
Pablo P. Yepes
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IntroductionWe have previously adapted a clinical linear accelerator (Elekta Precise, Elekta AB) for ultra-high dose rate (UHDR) electron delivery.
Elise Konradsson +9 more
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Fast and Furious: Exploring the Potential of Ultra-High Dose Rate Heavy Ion Irradiation [PDF]
Radiation therapy is a cornerstone of cancer treatment, though its effectiveness is limited when treating radio-resistant, hypoxic, and motion-affected tumors, including pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC).
Karle, Celine
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Review of oxygen measurement and relevance to the mechanisms of FLASH radiotherapy
FLASH radiotherapy (FLASH-RT) is the phenomenon of relative sparing of normal tissue when ultra-high dose rates (UHDR) are used compared with conventional dose rates (CDR) as clinically used.
Brian W. Pogue +8 more
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