ArticleMedical physics2021
Development of a storage phosphor imaging system for proton pencil beam spot profile determination.
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Abstract
purposeAccurate two-dimensional (2D) profile measurements at submillimeter precision are necessary for proton beam commissioning and periodic quality assurance (QA) purposes and are currently performed at our institution with a commercial scintillation detector (Lynx PT) with limited means for independent checks. The purpose of this work was to create an independent dosimetry system consisting of an in-house optical scanner and a BaFBrI:Eu
methodsAn in-house 2D laboratory optical scanner was constructed and spatially calibrated for accurate 2D photostimulated luminescence (PSL) dosimetry. Square 5 × 5 cm
resultsThe physical scanner settings of (a) Δτ = 27 ms time interval between data samples, (b) v
conclusionOur combined dosimetric system including an in-house laboratory optical scanner and reusable BaFBr
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