Quality assurance in radiotherapy by in vivo dosimetry. 1. Entrance dose measurements, a reliable procedure

G. Leunens, J. Van Dam, A. Dutreix, +1

Radiotherapy and Oncology

Adaptive RadiotherapyRadiation TestingQuality AssuranceVivo DosimetryMedical Imaging +9

Quality assessment of medical decision making in radiation oncology: variability in target volume delineation for brain tumours

G. Leunens, Johan Menten, Caroline Weltens, +2

Radiotherapy and Oncology

Adaptive RadiotherapyNeuro-oncologyMedical Decision MakingMedical ImagingRadiation Therapy +12

Quality assurance in radiotherapy by in vivo dosimetry. 2. Determination of the target absorbed dose

G. Leunens, J. Van Dam, A. Dutreix, +1

Radiotherapy and Oncology

Quality AssuranceVivo DosimetryRadiation TherapyIonizing RadiationRadiation Dose +4

Human errors in data transfer during the preparation and delivery of radiation treatment affecting the final result: “garbage in, garbage out”

G. Leunens, Jan Verstraete, W. Van den Bogaert, +3

Radiotherapy and Oncology

“ GarbageRadiation TestingEngineeringHealth SciencesRadiation Exposure +8

Correlation between temperature and dose rate dependence of semiconductor response; influence of accumulated dose

J. Van Dam, G. Leunens, A. Dutreix

Radiotherapy and Oncology

Electrical EngineeringDose Rate DependenceEngineeringBias Temperature InstabilityApplied Physics +2

Are port films reliable for in vivo exit dose measurements?

Jan Van Dam, Catherine Vaerman, N. Blanckaert, +3

Radiotherapy and Oncology

EngineeringMeasurementTreatment VerificationAre Port FilmsDosimetry +7

Assessment of dose inhomogeneity at target level by in vivo dosimetry: can the recommended 5% accuracy in the dose delivered to the target volume be fulfilled in daily practice?

G. Leunens, Jan Verstraete, A. Dutreix, +1

Radiotherapy and Oncology

Vivo DosimetryMeasurementCalibrationDose InhomogeneityAccuracy And Precision +8

Quality assurance in cancer treatment

Emmanuel van der Schueren, Jean-Claude Horiot, G. Leunens, +5

European Journal of Cancer

Quality AssuranceMedicineCancer ManagementOutcomes ResearchQuality Review +2

The accuracy of CT-based inhomogeneity corrections and in vivo dosimetry for the treatment of lung cancer

Marion Essers, J.H. Lanson, G. Leunens, +2

Radiotherapy and Oncology

Computed TomographyVivo DosimetryMedical ImagingTreatment VerificationMedicine +10

Importance of in vivo dosimetry as part of a quality assurance program in tangential breast treatments

G. Leunens, J. Van Dam, A. Dutreix, +1

International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics

Radiation TestingVivo DosimetryBreast OncologyTreatment VerificationBrachytherapy +8