Electronic portal imaging devices (EPIDs) have been the preferred tools for verification of patient positioning for radiotherapy in recent decades. Since EPID images contain dose information, many groups have investigated their use for radiotherapy dose measurement. With the introduction of the amorphous-silicon EPIDs, the interest in EPID dosimetry has been accelerated because of the favourabl...

By comparing predicted dose images with physically acquired images, radiotherapy fields may be verified. A good portal dose verification chain should be accurate and unrestricted in terms of gantry angle and patient-imager air gap distance. We present latest enhancements and rigorous tests of a portal dose prediction framework based on Monte Carlo (MC) radiation transport. We also present initi...

PURPOSE To evaluate the performance of 2D-array I'mRT MatriXX for dose verification of TomoDirect treatment plans. METHODS In this study, a 2D-array ion chamber device - the I'mRT MatriXX and Multicube Phantom from IBA - was used for dose verification of different TomoDirect plans. Pre-treatment megavoltage computed tomography (MVCT) was performed on the phantom setup for position correction....

static verification and software testing are not able to verify software single-handedly. therefore, another approach called run-time verification dealing with verifying software behavior against constraints at run-time received attention. however, the run-time verification faces the problem of verification of run-time activities against the constraints are specified in high-level and abstractl...

An electronic portal image device (EPID) has become a method of patient-specific IMRT dose verification for radiotherapy. Research studies have focused on pre and post-treatment verification, however, there are currently no interventional procedures using EPID dosimetry that measure the dose in real time as a mechanism to ensure that overdoses do not occur and underdoses are detected as soon as...