ArticleInternational journal of particle therapy2026
Phenomenological Study of Intra-Spill Break Spots in Dose-Driven Continuous Scanning Proton Therapy.
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Purpose: Dose Driven Continuous Scanning proton therapy offers reduced beam delivery time compared to discrete spot scanning but requires accurate characterization of temporal beam parameters for precise dose calculation. This study quantified rise time ( Methods: Beam current measurements were performed using a CROSSmini 2D detector array at 50 μs temporal resolution across 3 proton energies (70.2, 150.2, and 228.7 MeV) and 3 nominal beam currents (8, 14, and 20 MU/s) with break points implemented at every spot. Piecewise function fitting was applied to extract Results: Conclusion: We have characterized
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