The 2.5mm HD120 High-Definition MultiLeaf Collimator: Characterization, IMRT Fluence Delivery and IMRT Treatment Planning
- Event: 4th International Conference of the Novalis Circle 2008
- Topic: Medical physics
- Year: 2008
Chantel Audet, medical physicist from the Palo Alto Medical Foundation, discusses the 2.5 mm HD120 high definition multileaf collimator (MLC) and its characterization, IMRT fluence delivery and IMRT treatment planning. She begins by outlining the physical characteristics of the HD MLC including transmission and dosimetric leaf gap. She then delves into fluence delivery, dosimetry as well as the specifics of treatment planning and ends with her conclusions about the hardware.
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