Impact of magnetic fields on small field dosimetry for parallel MR‐linacs

The impact of parallel magnetic fields of up to 1.0 T strength is minimal for in-water small field dosimetry. However, the increase in OF, compared to the 0 T case, was found to be significant for the 3.0 T magnetic field. For all field strengths compared to 0 T, significant dose differences were found around the periphery of the tumors inside a lung phantom that must be accounted for during treatment planning and dosimetry.

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Medical Physics
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2025-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/mp.18052
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2
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Advanced Radiotherapy Techniques
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3.77

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Impact of magnetic fields on small field dosimetry for parallel MR‐linacs

Ahtesham Ullah Khan
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Medical Physics
Advanced Radiotherapy Techniques
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Impact of magnetic fields on small field dosimetry for parallel MR‐linacs

Ahtesham Ullah Khan
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Abstract

The impact of parallel magnetic fields of up to 1.0 T strength is minimal for in-water small field dosimetry. However, the increase in OF, compared to the 0 T case, was found to be significant for the 3.0 T magnetic field. For all field strengths compared to 0 T, significant dose differences were found around the periphery of the tumors inside a lung phantom that must be accounted for during treatment planning and dosimetry.

Medical PhysicsVol. 52(8)
University of Wisconsin–Madison (US)
National Science Foundation
Clean water and sanitation
Openalex Percentile: Top 6%
Advanced Radiotherapy Techniques
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