Sentence examples for spatial dose from inspiring English sources

However, spatial dose delivery accuracy may be deteriorated due to geometric distortions inherent in MRI.

The most widely used dosimeter for verification of spatial dose distributions is the polyacrylamide gel (PAG) dosimeter.

Radiotherapy treatments with high-energy (>8MeV) photon beams are a standard procedure in clinical practice, given the skin and near-target volumes sparing effect, the accurate penetration and the uniform spatial dose distribution.

The proposed device tracks secondary charged particles produced by beam interactions in the patient tissue and exploits the correlation of the charged particle emission profile with the spatial dose deposition and the Bragg peak position.

In addition, X-rays produced from the miniature X-ray tube have a comparatively uniform spatial dose distribution.

(c) A sintered SWCNT paste transmission-type miniature CNT cathode X-ray source, weighting 14.5 g, and operating up to 70 kV with uniform spatial dose distribution [207].

Although some knowledge exists on how fruit flies react to aggregation pheromone (Wertheim et al., 2002), nothing is known about the spatial dose-response relationship to food odors and aggregation pheromone.

Although in the Fricke dosimetry, optical density measurements are made normally right after the irradiation, the knowledge of the Fe+3 diffusion coefficient of this dosimeter is interesting, in order to control the spatial absorbed dose distribution, inferred from the absorbances.

Therefore, an appropriate sampling strategy along with the improved low-contrast visualization offered by statistical reconstruction demonstrates the potential for extending intraoperative C-arm CBCT to applications in soft-tissue interventions in neurosurgery as well as thoracic and abdominal surgeries by overcoming conventional tradeoffs in noise, spatial resolution, and dose.

State-of-the-art methods for optimizing cancer treatment over several weeks of external beam radiotherapy take a static deterministic view of the treatment planning process, mainly focusing on spatial distribution of dose.

It is shown that the image acquisition time can be reduced by about 25% with spatial resolution and dose efficiency improved near the chest wall and worsened further away.