Testing the methodology for a dosimetric end-to-end audit of IMRT/VMAT: results of IAEA multicentre and national studies.
Conclusion: The results proved that the methodology of the IMRT/VMAT dosimetric end-to-end audit was feasible for its intended purpose, i.e., the phantom design and materials were suitable; the phantom was easy to use and it was robust enough for shipment. Most importantly the audit methodology was capable of identifying suboptimal IMRT/VMAT delivery.
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Source: Acta Oncologica - Category: Cancer & Oncology Authors: Wesolowska P, Georg D, Lechner W, Kazantsev P, Bokulic T, Tedgren AC, Adolfsson E, Campos AM, Alves VGL, Suming L, Hao W, Ekendahl D, Koniarova I, Bulski W, Chelminski K, Samper JLA, Vinatha SP, Rakshit S, Siri S, Tomsejm M, Tenhunen M, Povall J, Kry SF, Tags: Acta Oncol Source Type: research
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