Gamma Knife relative dosimetry using VIP polymer gel and EBT radiochromic films

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The VIP polymer gel-MRI method and EBT Gafchromic films were employed to obtain relative dosimetry results for the Gamma Knife (GK) radiation fields of 4 mm and 18 mm nominal diameter. Results are compared to the corresponding calculations of GammaPlan Treatment Planning System (TPS) in the form of 1D profiles and 2D distributions. Measured and planned relative dosimetry datasets are found in close agreement within experimental uncertainties. A corresponding agreement is shown for Dose Volume Histogram (DVH) results that are available only through the application of the polymer gel method. © 2009 IOP Publishing Ltd.

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Moutsatsos, A., Petrokokkinos, L., Zourari, K., Papagiannis, P., Karaiskos, P., Dardoufas, K., … Georgiou, E. (2009). Gamma Knife relative dosimetry using VIP polymer gel and EBT radiochromic films. Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 164. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/164/1/012053

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