نتایج جستجو برای: dose rate

تعداد نتایج: 1226890  

Journal: :iranian journal of nuclear medicine 2014
nosheen fatima maseeh zaman samreen iqbal maryam salahuddin unaiza zaman

introduction: to measure radiation exposures rate in low-risk patients having stress-only and stress-rest myocardial perfusion imaging. methods: this was a prospective study conducted from january 2012 till november 2012 upon patients with low pre-test probability for coronary artery disease (cad). a stress mpi (stress-only if mpi is normal and no resting study) followed by a resting mpi study...

Journal: :iranian journal of radiation research 0
k. kant department of physics, kl mehta dayanand college for women, faridabad (haryana)-121 001, india s.b. upadhyay department of physics, b.s.a. college, mathura (u.p.), india r.g. sonkawade inter university accelerator centre, new delhi - 110 067, india s.k. chakarvarti department of applied physics, nit, kurukshetra – 136 119, india

abstract background: the radiological impact of the use of phosphate fertilizers in soil is due to the internal irradiation of the lung by the alpha particles, short lived radon-thoron progeny and the external irradiation of the body by gamma rays emitted from radionuclides in situ. this paper describes the results of gamma spectrometric measurements of the concentration of the natural radionuc...

Journal: :iranian journal of medical physics 0
hossein salehi yazdi m.sc. student of medical radiation engineering , nuclear engineering and physics dept., amirkabir university of technology, tehran, iran mojtaba shamsaei assistant professor, nuclear engineering and physics dept., amirkabir university of technology, tehran, iran hamid reza shabani m.sc. student of medical physics, medical physics dept., tehran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran ramin jaberi radiotherapy physicist, cancer institute, imam khomeini hospital, tehran, iran saeed setayeshi associate professor, nuclear engineering and physics dept., amirkabir university of technology, tehran, iran

introduction: this study investigates to what extent the computed dose received by lung tissue in a commercially available treatment planning system (tps) for 192ir high-dose-rate breast brachytherapy is accurate in view of tissue inhomogeneities and presence of ribs. materials and methods: a ct scan of the breast was used to construct a patient-equivalent phantom in the clinical treatment plan...

Journal: :International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics 2017

A. Meysamie, A.A. Sharafi, H.R. Dehghan Manshadi,

Background: Best dose distribution in target volume and control of Organ at Risk (OAR) dose are the two main goals in brachytherapy. Materials and Methods: In this study in vivo dosimetry in 4 rectal points was performed by Transillumination Dosimeter (TLD) s and the measured doses were compared in different patients. One point was reported to have the maximum dose in each patient and the very ...

2009
Alfredo Polo

Interstitial brachytherapy represents the treatment of choice for small tumours, regionally localized in the oral cavity and the oropharynx. In the technical setting, continuous low-dose-rate (LDR) brachytherapy represented for many years the gold standard for administering radiation in head and neck brachytherapy. Large series of head and neck cancer patients treated with LDR brachytherapy hav...

2017
Mark Geurts

The capability of the TrueBeam treatment system to deliver step and shoot IMRT plans at low dose rates was evaluated. Beam characteristics during low dose rates (5 to 100 MU/min) were evaluated for consistency using a planar ion chamber array. MU constancy, linearity, and beam profile symmetry were all found to be equivalent within 0.5%. The response of the Scandi Dos Delta 4 system was also ev...

Journal: :Radiotherapy and oncology : journal of the European Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology 1997
K Haustermans J Fowler W Landuyt P Lambin A van der Kogel E van der Schueren

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE Theoretical calculations suggest that pulsed dose-rate irradiation (PDR) should have approximately the same effectiveness as continuous low dose-rate (CLDR) when the same total dose is given in the same overall time, unless large doses per pulse (> 2 Gy) are used and/or non-exponential or very short half-times of repair (< 0.5 h) are present in the irradiated tissues. How...

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