A Feasibility Study for in vivo Dosimetry Procedure in Routine Clinical Practice | Zendy

M.D. Falco | Zendy; S. Giancaterino | Zendy; Andrea De Nicola | Zendy; N. Adorante | Zendy; R. Giménez De Lorenzo | Zendy; M. Di Tommaso | Zendy; Annamaria Vinciguerra | Zendy; M. Trignani | Zendy; F. Perrotti | Zendy; A. Allajbej | Zendy; A. Fidanzio | Zendy; Francesca Greco | Zendy; M. Grusio | Zendy; Domenico Genovesi | Zendy; A. Piermattei | Zendy

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A Feasibility Study for in vivo Dosimetry Procedure in Routine Clinical Practice

Author(s) -

M.D. Falco,

S. Giancaterino,

Andrea De Nicola,

N. Adorante,

R. Giménez De Lorenzo,

M. Di Tommaso,

Annamaria Vinciguerra,

M. Trignani,

F. Perrotti,

A. Allajbej,

A. Fidanzio,

Francesca Greco,

M. Grusio,

Domenico Genovesi,

A. Piermattei

Publication year - 2018

Publication title -

technology in cancer research and treatment

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.754

H-Index - 63

eISSN - 1533-0346

pISSN - 1533-0338

DOI - 10.1177/1533033818779201

Subject(s) - isocenter , dosimetry , nuclear medicine , radiation therapy , medical physics , image quality , medicine , computer science , quality assurance , radiology , artificial intelligence , image (mathematics) , external quality assessment , pathology

The in vivo dosimetry procedure with SOFTDISO resulted easily implementable, able to individuate errors with a limited workload.

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