Dose Depth Curve
A Dose Depth Curve is a graphical representation in radiation physics that characterizes the variation of absorbed radiation dose as a function of depth in a medium, specifically for electron beams, thereby distinguishing it from curves applicable to other particle types or geometries.
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Testing of the analytical anisotropic algorithm for photon dose calculation
A. Van Esch, L Tillikainen, Jukka Pyykkönen et al. · Medical Physics · 2006 · 297 citations
Michael T. Gillin, Narayan Sahoo, Martin Bues et al. · Medical Physics · 2009 · 274 citations · Full text
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The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
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Heidelberg University
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University of California, San Francisco
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University Hospital Heidelberg
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Hammersmith Hospital
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