This study analyses the thermally stimulated luminescence (TSL) or thermoluminescence glow curve between 300 and 773 K of germanium-doped silica optical fibre and finds a main glow peak at around 500 K with a characteristic spectral emission centred at 400 nm. Both features are particularly suitable for dosimetry. Thus, an investigation by the TSL technique of some first clinically relevant fea...

The thermoluminescence technique was employed to study bioglass matrix prepared using the traditional of glass making. synthesized were investigated X-ray diffraction (XRD), and differential thermal analysis (DTA) has been studied. highest thermoluminescent intensity found for composition 26.91 % CaO, 45.68 SiO2, 2.50 P2O5, 25.094 %Na2O (mol%), with only one glow peak at 460 k. TL response illu...

background: craniospinal radiotherapy faces technical challenges which are due to the sensitivity of the location in which the gross tumor is, and to organs at risk around planning target volume. using modern treatment planning systems causes a reduction in the complexities of the treatment techniques. the most effective method to assess the dosimetric accuracy and the validity of the software ...

The quest for new materials thermoluminescence (TL) and optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) dosimetry continues to be a central line of research in dosimetry, occupying many groups investigators, is the topic publications. Nevertheless, it has also been area with pitfalls, slow advances our understanding processes, rare improvements over existing materials. Therefore, this paper reviews sta...

Currently, the use of blood irradiation for inactivating pathogenic microbes in infected blood products and preventing graft-versus-host disease (GVHD) in immune suppressed patients is greater than ever before. In these systems, dose distribution and uniformity are two important concepts that should be checked. In this study, dosimetry of the gamma chamber blood irradiator model Gammacell 3000 ...

Radiation dosimetry is fundamental in Medical Physics, involving patients and phantom dosimetry. In both cases thennoluminescence dosimetry (TLD) is the most appropriate technique for measuring the absorbed dose. In this paper thennoluminescence phenomenon as well as the use of TLD in radiodiagnosis and radiotherapy for in vivo or in phantom measurements is discussed. Some results of measuremen...