X-ray phantom apparatus
AssigneePhotoelectron Corporation
InventorAlan P. Sliski
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AssigneePhotoelectron Corporation
InventorAlan P. Sliski
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A system is disclosed for producing images representing radiation dose distributions in order to verify the radiation dose applied to a target area. The system uses a phantom assembly constructed of material that is the radiological equivalent of live tissue. The phantom assembly has slits where radiation sensitive film can be inserted and can include a channel for an insertable radiation generating device. The treatment dose is then applied to the phantom and the radiation sensitive film records the dose. A CCD camera microdensitometer is then used to read the exposed radiation sensitive film. The CCD camera microdensitometer includes a computer system which processes the image to remove artifacts and generates isodose contours for the radiation treatment applied. In addition, several pieces of radiation sensitive film in different planes can be exposed and processed in order to produce images representing the radiation dose distribution in three dimensions.
A phantom assembly comprising:
A phantom assembly comprising:
A method of verifying the radiation dose applied by a given treatment, said method of verifying comprising the steps of:
A phantom assembly comprising:
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