Calibration of laser tomography as a new optical diagnostic tool applied to dosimetric polymer gels

Alwan, Rabih; Guermeur, François; Bailly, Yannick; Simonin, L.; Svoboda, Jakub; Makovicka, Libor; Martin, Éric

doi:10.1016/j.nimb.2008.01.021

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“…Laser sheet imaging is common for 3D optical microscopy and early results for gel dosimeters has been reported [14]. This geometry has practical advantages if the dosimeter must be rectangular in shape.…”

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Optical and X-ray computed tomography scanning of 3D dosimeters

Jordan

Hilts

Jirásek

2017

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Abstract. Optical computed tomography (CT) scanners can measure attenuation in largevolume radiochromic dosimeters. Scattered light within the dosimeters is the major factor limiting dynamic range. Scattered light limits the use of large volume polymerization gels for small field dosimetry with broad-beam scanning geometries. Planar and single ray scanning geometries generate and accept less stray light due to scatter in the dosimeter. Transparent, radiochromic dosimeters provide higher dynamic range for accurate transmission imaging. Xray CT scanning is applicable for large volume polymerization gel dosimeters.

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confidence: 99%