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Normal tissue dose and second cancer risk due to megavoltage fan-beam CT, static tomotherapy and helical tomotherapy in breast radiotherapy

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posted on 2024-11-16, 08:36 authored by Alexandra Quinn, Lois HollowayLois Holloway, Nicholas HardcastleNicholas Hardcastle, Wolfgang Tome, Anatoly RozenfeldAnatoly Rozenfeld, Peter MetcalfePeter Metcalfe
This study investigates the dose from the 1 mm collimator width megavoltage fan-beam CT (fine, normal and coarse pitch) available on tomotherapy as well as for whole-breast tomotherapy treatments. The BEIR VII lifetime attributable risk model was utilised to assess the significance of the imaging dose relative to the treatment dose.

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Quinn, A., Holloway, L., Hardcastle, N., Tome, W. A., Rozenfeld, A. & Metcalfe, P. (2013). Normal tissue dose and second cancer risk due to megavoltage fan-beam CT, static tomotherapy and helical tomotherapy in breast radiotherapy. Radiotherapy and Oncology, 108 (2), 266-268.

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Radiotherapy and Oncology

Volume

108

Issue

2

Pagination

266-268

Language

English

RIS ID

81317

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