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FLASH Therapy QA Tools

In recent years, there have been many studies on the benefits of delivering a radiation dose to a tumor with a very high dose rate of at least 40 Gy/s (FLASH), see e.g. [1], [2]. Currently, a lot of research & development effort is focused on moving on from these studies to routinely available clinical treatments using electron and proton radiation.


[1] J.D. Wilson et al, Front Oncol 2020 Jan 17;9:1563
[2] J.R. Hughes and J.L. Parsons, Int J Mol Sci 2020 Sep 5;21(18):6492

FLASH: Revolution in RadiationTherapy

FLASH is a new, promising approach in radiationtherapy. In FLASH therapy an ultra-high dose rate is applied in less than one second. FLASH radiations place special demands on dosimetric measurement technology. 3 questions and 3 answers to Dr. Rafael Kranzer, R&D Project Manager, and Dr. Frank Schwamm, Product Manager, who develop FLASH dosimetry solutions at PTW.

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Products available for research use in proton and electron FLASH radiotherapy dosimetry

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Selected Publications

Recent developments in absolute dosimetry for FLASH radiotherapy. (Subiel, A. & Romano, F.) Br. J. Radiol. 96, (2023).
Ultra-high dose rate dosimetry: Challenges and opportunities for FLASH radiation therapy. (Romano, F.et al) Medical Physics 49, 4912–4932 (2022).
High dose-per-pulse electron beam dosimetry - A model to correct for the ion recombination in the Advanced Markus ionization chamber. (Petersson, K. et al.) Med. Phys. 44, 1157–1167 (2017).
Commissioning of an ultra‐high dose rate pulsed electron beam medical LINAC for FLASH RT preclinical animal experiments and future clinical human protocols. (Moeckli, R. et al.) Med. Phys. 48, 3134–3142 (2021).
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