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Monte Carlo calculation of the TG-43 dosimetric parameters of a new BEBIG Ir-192 HDR source

2005

Background and purpose: High dose rate (HDR) brachytherapy is a highly extended practice in clinical brachytherapy today. Quality dose rate distribution datasets of the HDR sources used in a clinical treatment are required. Because of the different source designs, a specific dosimetry dataset is required for each source model. In the recently published BRAPHYQS-ESTRO Report, an overview of available dosimetric data for all HDR Ir-192 sources is given, pointing out the lack of data for one of the sources that is used by the BEBIG MultiSource afterloading system (BEBIG GmbH, Germany). The purpose of this study is to obtain detailed dose rate distributions in liquid water media around this sou…

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SU-FF-T-13: Monte Carlo Calculation of the TG-43 Dosimetric Parameters of a New BEBIG Ir-192 HDR Source

2005

Purpose: High dose rate (HDR) brachytherapy is a highly extended practice in clinical brachytherapy today. Quality dose rate distribution datasets of the HDR sources used in a clinical treatment are required. Because of the different source designs, a specific dosimetry dataset is required for each source model. In the recently published BRAPHYQS-ESTRO Report, an overview of available dosimetric data for all HDR Ir-192 sources is given, pointing out the lack of data for one of the sources, the used by the BEBIG MultiSource afterloading system (BEBIG GmbH, Germany). The purpose of this study is to obtain detailed dose rate distributions in liquid water media around this source. Material and …

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SU-FF-T-329: Monte Carlo Dosimetric Study of the Flexisource Ir-192 HDR Source

2006

Purpose:Brachytherapy with high dose rate (HDR) sources of 192 Ir is a usual practice in clinical brachytherapy today. The TG43 U1 update report recommends that accurate dose distribution data of the brachytherapysource in use should be obtained experimentally or by Monte Carlo (MC), to be used as input in the HDR Treatment Planning System (TPS). The purpose of this study is to obtain the dose rate distribution in liquid water media for the Flexisource HDR 192 Ir source (Isodose Control GmbH, Germany) using the Monte Carlo method to obtain the TG43 U1 parameters and the 2‐D rectangular dose rate table. Material and methods: The MC code GEANT4 (7.1 version) was used to estimate dose rate in …

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Implementation and Validation of an End-to-End Commissioning Process for Model-Based Dose Calculation Algorithms in Brachytherapy

2016

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WE-C-141-01: Research and Relevance of Brachytherapy Dose Calculation Advancements

2013

Research and Relevance of Brachytherapy Dose Calculation Advancements Organizer: Mark J. Rivard Moderator: Geoffrey S. Ibbott Speakers: Facundo Ballester, Asa Carlsson Tedgren, Firas Mourtada Brachytherapy dosimetry is undergoing a renaissance with the scrutiny of the AAPM TG‐43 dose calculation formalism and comparisons with alternate approaches such as the Monte Carlo method, the grid‐based Boltzmann solvers, and the collapsed‐cone technique. Treatment planning systems (TPS) using these more advanced, model‐based dose calculation algorithms (MBDCAs) are now available for clinical use. However, their accuracy and the preferred method for their use have not been established. Thus, it is imp…

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Establishing Universal Test Cases for Benchmarking Model-Based Dose Calculations beyond TG-43

2014

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