ArticlePrecision radiation oncology2024
Evolution of dose distribution for a
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- Editorial: 2Precision radiation oncology · 2025Article
- Evolution of dose distribution for aPrecision radiation oncology · 2024Article
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Abstract
Objective: Eye plaque radiation therapy is the treatment of choice for small- and medium-sized choroidal melanomas. This study investigated the dose distribution around eye plaques containing Methods: Dosimetry evaluation and comparison of the resulting isodose curves for Results: In the validation, the maximum relative difference between the results of this study and those reported in other literature was approximately 9%-10% for the COMS plaques. The dose distributions of MCNPX were lower than those of PS with a relative difference of approximately 27.7%-35.4%. The dose distribution may differ depending on the Conclusion: The PS did not provide accurate details of dose distribution near the surface of the plaque insert. The source parameters used in each program should be studied more carefully to determine the source of the differences in the estimated dose values.
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