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Well as most dosage is focused, you just increase that area to include the sensor. WIth such focused exposures you have shielding for the patient for the parts
by Zenst 11y ago
Well as most dosage is focused, you just increase that area to include the sensor. WIth such focused exposures you have shielding for the patient for the parts you do not wish to radiate and with that just place the sensor upon that and not impacting dosage upon patient at all.
That's how I'd do it from my understanding of the usage practices today.
- randlet 11y agoShielding a patient like this isn't really feasible. The half-value-layer of lead in a 6MegaVolt clinical beam is 17mm [1]. That is, even with nearly an inch of lead shielding in place you'd still be delivering a large dose of radiation to healthy tissue. [1] https://quizlet.com/4622164/hvl-layers-flash-cards/ https://quizlet.com/4622164/hvl-layers-flash-cards/