Availability of a tool using CCD camera-plastic scintillator system in HDR for quality assurance

Hanada, Takashi; Kojima, Hironori; Ishigami, Minoru; Katsuta, Shoichi; Yorozu, Atsunori; Otsuka, Tsunehiro; Maruyama, Koichi

doi:10.1109/nssmic.2007.4437272

2007 IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium Conference Record 2007

DOI: 10.1109/nssmic.2007.4437272

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Availability of a tool using CCD camera-plastic scintillator system in HDR for quality assurance

Takashi Hanada

Hironori Kojima

Minoru Ishigami

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“…make BC-408 a promising material for clinical dosimetry purposes. BC-408 has been used in several dosimetric studies previously 41,42. FIG.…”

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Preliminary investigations on the determination of three-dimensional dose distributions using scintillator blocks and optical tomography

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It is shown that distributions of scintillation light generated by proton or electron beams can be reconstructed by the dosimetry system within minutes. The quenching apparent for proton irradiation, and the yet not precisely determined position dependency of the imaging scale, require further investigation and corrections. Upgrading the prototype with larger or inorganic scintillators would increase the detectable proton and electron energy range. The presented results show that the determination of 3D dose distributions using scintillator blocks and optical tomography is a promising dosimetry method.

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“…make BC-408 a promising material for clinical dosimetry purposes. BC-408 has been used in several dosimetric studies previously 41,42. FIG.…”

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Preliminary investigations on the determination of three-dimensional dose distributions using scintillator blocks and optical tomography

2013

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Availability of a tool using CCD camera-plastic scintillator system in HDR for quality assurance

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Preliminary investigations on the determination of three-dimensional dose distributions using scintillator blocks and optical tomography

Preliminary investigations on the determination of three-dimensional dose distributions using scintillator blocks and optical tomography

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