Single event spectra of a clinical carbon beam have been measured by an ultra-miniature tissure-equivalent proportional counter (UMC). In order to cover the energy range of the Bragg peak, the incident energy of the carbon beam was degraded by aluminium plates. Single event spectra for carbon-events incident to the UMC were analysed and selected at several carbon energies using thin scintillation counters. It was found that the dose weighted lineal energy distributions have a doublet peak structure due to incident carbon beam and fragment contributions
The RBE-weighted absorbed dose, called “biological dose, ” has been routinely used for carbon-ion tr...
Track-etched detectors (TED) have been used as linear energy transfer (LET) spectrometers in heavy i...
The RBE-weighted absorbed dose, called "biological dose", has been routinely used for carbon-ion tre...
Microdosimetric single event spectra as a function of depth in a phantom for the 290 MeV/nucleon the...
This study describes measurements on secondary particles produced by a 290 MeV/n Spread Out Bragg Pe...
A nano-microdosimetric tissue-equivalent proportional counter (TEPC) capable of measuring microdosim...
Therapeutic carbon ion beams produce a complex and variable radiation field that changes along the p...
Carbon therapy is increasing worldwide for treating some radioresistant tumours due to its better co...
Mono-energetic carbon ion scanning beams of 195.2 MeV/u at the Italian National Centre for Oncologic...
The Italian National Centre for Oncological Hadrontherapy (CNAO) has been treating patients since 20...
International audienceThe commissioning of an ion beam for hadrontherapy requires the evaluation of ...
ABSTRACT: The use of carbon ion beams in radiotherapy presents significant advantages when compared ...
The use of carbon ion beams in radiotherapy presents significant advantages when compared to traditi...
The lower operation limit of common tissue equivalent proportional counters (TEPCs) is about 0.3 μm ...
A new type of mini multi-element tissue-equivalent proportional counter (TEPC) based on a gas electr...
The RBE-weighted absorbed dose, called “biological dose, ” has been routinely used for carbon-ion tr...
Track-etched detectors (TED) have been used as linear energy transfer (LET) spectrometers in heavy i...
The RBE-weighted absorbed dose, called "biological dose", has been routinely used for carbon-ion tre...
Microdosimetric single event spectra as a function of depth in a phantom for the 290 MeV/nucleon the...
This study describes measurements on secondary particles produced by a 290 MeV/n Spread Out Bragg Pe...
A nano-microdosimetric tissue-equivalent proportional counter (TEPC) capable of measuring microdosim...
Therapeutic carbon ion beams produce a complex and variable radiation field that changes along the p...
Carbon therapy is increasing worldwide for treating some radioresistant tumours due to its better co...
Mono-energetic carbon ion scanning beams of 195.2 MeV/u at the Italian National Centre for Oncologic...
The Italian National Centre for Oncological Hadrontherapy (CNAO) has been treating patients since 20...
International audienceThe commissioning of an ion beam for hadrontherapy requires the evaluation of ...
ABSTRACT: The use of carbon ion beams in radiotherapy presents significant advantages when compared ...
The use of carbon ion beams in radiotherapy presents significant advantages when compared to traditi...
The lower operation limit of common tissue equivalent proportional counters (TEPCs) is about 0.3 μm ...
A new type of mini multi-element tissue-equivalent proportional counter (TEPC) based on a gas electr...
The RBE-weighted absorbed dose, called “biological dose, ” has been routinely used for carbon-ion tr...
Track-etched detectors (TED) have been used as linear energy transfer (LET) spectrometers in heavy i...
The RBE-weighted absorbed dose, called "biological dose", has been routinely used for carbon-ion tre...