Luminescence dosimetry is the process of quantifying the absorbed dose of ionizing
radiation using detectors that exhibit luminescence. The luminescence intensity scales with …

In vivo dosimetry (IVD) is in use in external beam radiotherapy (EBRT) to detect major errors,
to assess clinically relevant differences between planned and delivered dose, to record …

Monitoring X-ray radiation in the gastrointestinal tract can enhance the precision of
radiotherapy in patients with gastrointestinal cancer. Here we report the design and …

This is an evidence-based guideline for prostate brachytherapy. Throughout levels of
evidence quoted are those from the Oxford Centre for Evidence based Medicine …

While scintillation dosimetry has been around for decades, the need for a dosimeter tailored
to the reality of modern radiation therapy—in particular a real-time, water-equivalent, energy …

Brachytherapy can deliver high doses to the target while sparing healthy tissues due to its
steep dose gradient leading to excellent clinical outcome. Treatment accuracy depends on …

This article presents an overview of the recent developments and requirements in
radiotherapy dosimetry, with particular emphasis on the development of optical fibre …

Brachytherapy is a radiotherapy modality associated with a highly focal dose distribution.
Brachytherapy treats the cancer tissue from the inside, and the radiation does not travel …

The objective of this work was to develop a new optically stimulated luminescence (OSL)
material for dosimetry applications that is tissue equivalent and has high sensitivity to …

The error types during brachytherapy (BT) treatments and their occurrence rates are not well
known. The limited knowledge is partly attributed to the lack of independent verification …