Radiotherapy has rapidly improved because of the use of new equipment and techniques.
Hence, the appeal for a feasible and accurate three-dimensional (3D) dosimetry system has …

Monte Carlo (MC) simulations play an important role in radiotherapy, especially as a method
to evaluate physical properties that are either impossible or difficult to measure. For …

Objective. The advantages of highly localised, conformal treatments achievable with
stereotactic radiotherapy (SRT) are increasingly being extended to extracranial sites as …

Modern radiotherapy delivers highly conformal dose distributions to irregularly shaped
target volumes while sparing the surrounding normal tissue. Due to the complex planning …

Purpose: Spin‐spin relaxation rate is commonly used to quantify absorbed dose for
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)‐based polymer gel dosimetry. is estimated by applying …

The quality assurance of stereotactic radiotherapy and radiosurgery treatments requires the
use of small-field dose measurements that can be experimentally challenging. This study …

Introduction Polymer gel dosimeters offer a practical solution to 3D dose verification for
conventional radiotherapy as well as intensity-modulated and stereotactic radiotherapy. In …

Background and purpose: Breast‑conserving surgery followed by radiation therapy to the
whole breast is now recognized as a standard strategy in patients with breast cancer …

Abstract Purpose The Leksell Gamma Knife is a complete system for radiosurgery.
Treatment dose planning of Gamma Knife assumes the human head as a homogenous …

ABSTRACT The Monte Carlo simulation of particle transport and interaction in matter finds
growing applications in medical radiation physics. Dosimetric applications in radiation …