radiotherapy technology

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The radiotherapy technology The previous section demonstrates the need for quality control across the radiotherapy process. The purpose and extent of the quality control for each technological device utilized throughout…

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radiotherapy process

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The radiotherapy process Quality control has a role throughout the entire radiotherapy process due to the significant technology that each aspect relies upon. The purpose of quality control in each…

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long-term and immediate monitoring

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Short-term, long-term and immediate monitoring Constantly monitoring a parameter demonstrates performance up until the point at which it is considered that unacceptable performance has been detected. Hence, the data collected…

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and catastrophes

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Maintenance and catastrophes It is important to bear in mind that not all aspects of equipment performance can be maintained. Catastrophes are inevitable and these are usually exhibited by component…

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ionization chamber

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Figure 3.5. The cap is generally made of a low atomic number low-density material such as graphite, although various plastic materials have been used where the plastic has been manufactured…

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emission tomography scanners

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Figure 6.3) are designed specifically for radionuclides that decay by positron emission. Scintillator crystals with high stopping power are utilized, examples are bismuth germanate (BGO) and lutetium orthosilicate (LSO). These…

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Introduction

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Table 1.1). The atomic nucleus therefore occupies a minute fraction (10−10 %) of the atomic volume, yet contains more than 99.9% of the atom’s mass. Electrons and protons each carry…

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position and dose

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Safety, position and dose There are two aspects to dose delivery. First, the physical amount of dose and, secondly, is it in the correct position. Both aspects are significant and,…

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