Tissue Phantom Ratio is a dosimetric quantity defined as the ratio of the absorbed dose at a given point in a tissue-equivalent phantom to the absorbed dose at the same point in free space under identical irradiation conditions, used in relative dosimetry to characterize depth dose distribution in external beam radiotherapy.
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