| Other dosimetry developments include Internet-based dosimeter calibration and real-time monitoring of absorbed dose. |
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| Another consideration linked to an abrupt change in optical properties for a given wavelength is that of dosimetry. |
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| Also, reducing in scattering and subsequent increasing in light penetration depth will affect the precise dosimetry for laser procedures. |
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| An alternative dosimetric approach has been proposed, termed implicit dosimetry. |
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| The reduction in scattering and subsequent increase in light penetration depth will affect the dosimetry for laser procedures. |
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| A cardiac exam using thallium will result in an approximately 30 millisieverts dosimetry, which is quite high. |
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| Prof. Moscati, President of the CCRI, had been appraised of this work, which offers the possibility of tracing x-ray dosimetry to radiometry. |
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| To give you an example, a regular bone scan exam results in dosimetry of 8 millisieverts, meaning the dose absorbed by the patient. |
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| Adaptive responses to ionizing radiation, bystander effects, biological radiation dosimetry, tritium in the environment, ecobiodosimetry. |
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| Many minerals heated at hundreds of degrees emit luminescence, so that thermoluminescence has been used initially in geology, archeological dating and radiation dosimetry. |
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| The dosimetry service reports the dose information to the NDR even if the dose information may be incorrect. |
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| Technical components include having in place predictive codes for dosimetry, decontamination technologies, triage, and population management experts. |
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| Local dosimetry is possible and isodose curved and dose-volume histograms can be calculated. |
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| It was a remarkable year in the dosimetry segment and the outlook is very promising. |
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| Finally a dedicated software, interfaceable with record and verify systems used in the centers, was developed to obtain in vivo dosimetry results in less than 2 min after beam delivery |
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| For extremity dosimetry, performance tests shall be performed at least once every three months. |
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| The dosimetry of high-energy beams is based on standards of absorbed dose to water. |
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| More than 16,000 radiotherapists in over 1500 radiotherapy centers worldwide use IBA dosimetry equipment. |
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| For realizing absorbed dose to water, the laboratory maintains two primary standards: water calorimetry and Fricke dosimetry. |
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| The facility said the physics, dosimetry and therapy staff all failed to catch the error. |
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| In addition to the provision of electron and photon beams for dosimetry, the electron linear accelerator is available to outside users. |
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| Because in the present case dosimetry data can be linked to an identified person it can be considered as personal data. |
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| In the dosimetry database the processing operation is automated. |
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| The proposed core programme is within the BIPM's existing resources, but a new project to have a linear accelerator for the dosimetry work is also proposed. |
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| Easy adaption of high sensitive TL-materials and low noise photon counting measurement method makes the RADOS system extremely suitable for environmental dosimetry. |
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| A number of topics in the report, including the development of the new dosimetry code of practice, had already been covered earlier in the meeting. |
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| The thermal column provides a large-area and uniform beam of thermal neutrons for dosimetry and neutron standards work. |
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| The project came about following work to investigate the causes of an accident that occurred in Toulouse in 2007, due to a dosimetry error in the very small beams used in stereotaxis. |
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| Tenders are invited for Supply of Mobile protective walls, radiopharmaceutical dosimetry permit tables and gauges. |
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| Translation to human populations requires more extensive profiling of human samples along with high-quality dosimetry. |
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| Research into understanding how to protect the citizen and the environment against the effects of ionising radiation requires reliable dosimetry as a basis. |
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| The evaluation of safety and efficacy of radio-pharmaceuticals shall, therefore, address requirements for medicinal products and radiation dosimetry aspects. |
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| Health Effects, dosimetry and Radiological Protection of Tritium CNSC staff conducted a comprehensive review and assessment of radiation protection principles and practices specific to tritium. |
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| Merging the dosimetry expertise of Scanditronix and Wellhöfer has enabled work to start on developing a common platform for software and control systems. |
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| The ideal way is to ensure that regular monitoring occurs from a reliable dosimetry company and that you maintain awareness of your lifetime exposure levels. |
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| The course begins with a review of the radiations, their interactions with matter and the health effects from acute and chronic doses, and follows with a brief coverage of basic dosimetry and regulations. |
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| She has authored or co-authored about 150 refereed journal articles on the measurement, dosimetry and risk of internal radionuclides and external radiation, with an emphasis on natural background radiation. |
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| The dosimetry of proton beams is not yet standardised internationally. |
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| The art and science of assessing internally generated radiation dose is Internal dosimetry. |
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| In 2012, the American Brachytherapy Society provided an updated consensus guideline on patient selection, workup, treatment, postimplant dosimetry, and follow-up. |
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| The irradiation-temperature coefficient for a dosimetry system is derived from the dosimeter's radiation response to the absorbed dose and the irradiation temperature. |
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| Led by Michael Simic of the NBS Radiation Chemistry and Chemical Dosimetry Group, the scientists have identified an amino acid in the fiber of irradiated meat. |
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| The Helical Dosimetry package includes the I'mRT MatriXX, for verification of absorbed dose compared to planned dose, and the MatriXX Multi-Cube phantom for quality assurance. |
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