Medical Physics · 2012 · 91 citations · 18 references
This study described, developed, and tested new processing methods for reducing inaccuracies in absolute dose determination due to inhomogeneities within the film and from scanning. This study found better performance using optimized multichannel following averaging of all color channels. Combining the channel ratios in a hybrid approach also achieved high performance. Averaging the test films reduced temporal noise that severely degraded the blue channel. This methodology avoided using cumbersome, registered correction matrices. Novel registration and digital rotation of CT images enabled quantitative testing and helped improve contact between the radiochromic film and phantom.
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A technique for the quantitative evaluation of dose distributions
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