Thimble Ionization Chambers
Thimble Ionization Chambers is a type of gas-filled radiation detection device, characterized by its cylindrical, thimble-like geometry and wall material that approximates tissue equivalence, designed to measure absorbed dose in clinical radiation beams through the collection of ion pairs produced by incident ionizing radiation.
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Prepared by a Working Party of the, R J Aukett, R. M. Harrison et al. · Physics in Medicine and Biology · 1996 · 258 citations
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National Research Council Canada
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Royal London Hospital
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National Physical Laboratory
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Inserm
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University of British Columbia
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Carleton University
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Harvard University
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Yonsei University
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