Real-time measurement system and method for three-dimensional dosage distribution in human body
A three-dimensional dose, real-time measurement technology, applied in dosimeters, photographic dosimeters, etc., can solve problems such as limited sampling points, out-of-control primary tumors, local recurrence and radiation complications, and avoid the problem of dose disturbance and 3D dose measurement. accurate effect
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[0045] Such as figure 2 As shown, a real-time measurement device for three-dimensional dose distribution includes a physical model 1 , a main lens 2 , a Cmos camera detector 4 , and a microlens array 3 between the main lens 2 and the Cmos camera detector 4 . The position of the microlens array needs to be adjusted by combining the relevant parameters of the main lens 2 and the Cmos camera detector 4.
[0046] In this embodiment, the physical model 1 is composed of a shell made of high light-transmitting materials and tissue-equivalent scintillation gel materials. The thickness is generally between 0.1mm and 10mm. When the radiation produced by the radiation source undergoes energy deposition inside the physical model 1, luminescence information will be generated, and the light yield is proportional to the energy deposited in its volume, regardless of the dose rate at its location or the energy of the radiation itself.
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