Modern radiation techniques aim on improved 3-dimensional (3D) spatial selectivity of the dose application sparing dose from organs-at-risk (e.g. IMRT with micro-multileaf collimation, γ-knife-, Brachyand heavy-ion therapy). The corresponding 3D-dose distributions exhibit high dose gradients above 4 Gy/mm, which are difficult to be investigated using standard single-point dosimetric detectors ...

Gel dosimetry is a promising technique for the implementation of 3D dose verification within the radiation therapy clinic, since it is the only methodology which provides comprehensive 3D dose measurement of conformal treatments such as Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT), Stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) and Stereotactic Radiotherapy (SRT), and volumetric arc therapies (VMAT). In polym...

Background: Some ssues in human body are radiobiologically different from water and these inhomogeneity must be considered in dose calcula on in order to achieve an accurate dose delivery. Dose verifica on in complex radia on therapy techniques, such as intensity‐modulated radia on therapy (IMRT) calls for volumetric, ssue equivalent and energy independent dosimeter. The purpose of this study i...

introduction: in radiotherapy, methods of treatment planning are becoming increasingly more complicated. this requires verification of the doses delivered to increasingly smaller and more precise regions. radiotherapy techniques are continuously employing smaller and smaller field sizes to deliver tighter radiation doses with higher therapeutic ratios, generating interest among researchers to p...

background: radiation-sensitive polymer gels are among the most promising three-dimensional dose verification tools and tissue-like developed to date. among the special features of this type of dosimeters, is be doped with other elements or chemicals which made them appropriate for investigating of dose enhancement with contrast agents, by high atomic number. material and methods: in this study...