Radiation Dose Verification is a methodological process in image-guided radiotherapy that confirms the accuracy and integrity of the delivered radiation dose to a patient by comparing it against the planned dose distribution using imaging and dosimetric data.
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High resolution gel‐dosimetry by optical‐CT and MR scanning
Mark Oldham, Jeffrey H. Siewerdsen, Anil N. Shetty et al. · Medical Physics · 2001 · 212 citations
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