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Numerical model of human head phantom to ensure dosimetry of dose components for boron neutron capture therapy
Edyta Michaś1,2, Katarzyna Tyminska1, Michal A Gryzinski1
1Radiological Metrology and Biomedical Physics Division, National Centre for Nuclear Research, Otwock 05-400, Poland.
Abstract:
Extremely important aspects of the boron neutron capture therapy are, first of all, administering to the patient a boron compound that selectively reaches the neoplastic cells, and in the second step, the verification of the irradiation process. This paper focuses on the latter aspect, which is the detailed dosimetry of the processes occurring after the reaction of thermal neutrons with the boron-10 isotope. The results of computer simulations with the use of a new type of human head phantom filled with a polymer dosimetric gel will be presented in this article.
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