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On possible temperature dependence of plastic scintillator response.

Sam Beddar.

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Plastics

Year: 2012 PMID： 23039686 DOI： 10.1118/1.4748508

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Med Phys ISSN： 0094-2405 Impact factor: 4.071

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On possible temperature dependence of plastic scintillator response.

Review 1. A review of recent advances in optical fibre sensors for in vivo dosimetry during radiotherapy.

Review 2. In vivo dosimetry: trends and prospects for brachytherapy.

3. Ruby-based inorganic scintillation detectors for 192Ir brachytherapy.

4. A method to correct for temperature dependence and measure simultaneously dose and temperature using a plastic scintillation detector.

5. Preliminary evaluation of the dosimetric accuracy of the in vivo plastic scintillation detector OARtrac system for prostate cancer treatments.

6. Temperature dependence of BCF plastic scintillation detectors.

7. Effects of Temperature and X-rays on Plastic Scintillating Fiber and Infrared Optical Fiber.

Review 8. Optical fibre sensors: their role in in vivo dosimetry for prostate cancer radiotherapy.

9. Pre-clinical and clinical evaluation of the HYPERSCINT plastic scintillation dosimetry research platform for in vivo dosimetry during radiotherapy.

3. Ruby-based inorganic scintillation detectors for ¹⁹²Ir brachytherapy.