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    MO‐E‐500‐01: Point and Counter Point Debate: The More Important Heavy Charged Particle Radiotherapy of the Future Is More Likely to Be with Heavy Ions Rather Than Protons by Smith, A, Jaekel, O

    Published in Medical Physics (01-06-2013)
    “…Over the past decade there has been considerable interest and progress in the use of heavy ions such as protons and carbon in an attempt to improve the…”
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    TH‐C‐144‐03: Tissue Decomposition From Dual Energy CT Data to Reduce Range Uncertainties in Proton and Carbon Radiotherapy by Huenemohr, N, Paganetti, H, Greilich, S, Jaekel, O, Seco, J

    Published in Medical Physics (01-06-2013)
    “…Purpose: To reduce uncertainties in CT data conversion to stopping power ratio (SPR) and tissue composition when using single energy CT (SECT), this study…”
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    High-accuracy fluence determination in ion beams using fluorescent nuclear track detectors by Osinga, J.-M., Akselrod, M.S., Herrmann, R., Hable, V., Dollinger, G., Jäkel, O., Greilich, S.

    Published in Radiation measurements (01-09-2013)
    “…We present an approach to use Al2O3:C,Mg-based fluorescent nuclear track detectors (FNTDs) and confocal laser scanning microscopy as a semiautomatic tool for…”
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    Intrafractional dose variation and beam configuration in carbon ion radiotherapy for esophageal cancer by Haefner, M F, Sterzing, F, Krug, D, Koerber, S A, Jaekel, O, Debus, J, Haertig, M M

    Published in Radiation oncology (London, England) (15-11-2016)
    “…In carbon ion radiotherapy (CIR) for esophageal cancer, organ and target motion is a major challenge for treatment planning due to potential range deviations…”
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    TU‐A‐BRB‐04: Fragmentation Analysis in Heavy Ion Therapy: A Novel Experimental Approach to Measure Lateral Distributions of Secondary Charged Particles by Hartmann, B, Gwosch, K, Granja, C, Jakubek, J, Jaekel, O, Martisikova, M

    Published in Medical Physics (01-06-2012)
    “…Purpose: In carbon ion beam radiotherapy, nuclear fragmentation in tissue leads to an attenuation of the primary particle flux and the build‐up of lighter…”
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    SU‐E‐T‐610: Impact of Variable Beam Spot Size on Treatment Time in Particle Therapy by Riofrio, D, Sellner, S, Cabal, G, Keyes, R, Holzscheiter, M, Jaekel, O, Luan, S

    Published in Medical Physics (01-06-2012)
    “…Purpose: The dosimetric advantage of particle therapy comes with a much higher infrastructure investment and operation costs. Increasing patient throughput is…”
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    SU‐D‐BRB‐02: Investigations of Secondary Ion Distributions in Carbon Ion Therapy Using the Timepix Detector by Gwosch, K, Hartmann, B, Jakubek, J, Granja, C, Soukup, P, Jaekel, O, Martisikova, M

    Published in Medical Physics (01-06-2012)
    “…Purpose: Due to the high conformity of carbon ion therapy, unpredictable changes in the patient's geometry or deviations from the planned beam properties can…”
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    MO‐A‐213AB‐11: First Experimental Test of Secondary Ion Tracking for the Assessment of Beam Range in a Patient‐Like Phantom by Martisikova, M, Jakubek, J, Gwosch, K, Hartmann, B, Telsemeyer, J, Soukup, P, Granja, C, Pospisil, S, Jaekel, O

    Published in Medical Physics (01-06-2012)
    “…Purpose: Radiation therapy with ion beams provides highly conformal dose distributions. Therefore, monitoring the dose delivery within the patient in a non‐…”
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    SU‐E‐T‐105: The LET Dependence of Liquid Ionization Chambers (LICs) in High‐LET Beams by Tegami, S, Gomez, F, Gónzales‐Castaño, D, Jaekel, O, Pardo‐Montero, J, Holzscheiter, M

    Published in Medical Physics (01-06-2012)
    “…Purpose: LICs are novel detectors for radiotherapy: the higher density of the medium allows to build them with a smaller sensitive volume, making them…”
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    SU‐E‐T‐334: Clinical Implementation of Gating and Dose Verification with Scanned Ion Beams at HIT by Chaudhri, N, Richter, D, Haertig, M, Ecker, S, Ackermann, B, Naumann, J, Haberer, T, Bert, C, Habermehl, D, Herfarth, K, Ellerbrock, M, Jaekel, O

    Published in Medical Physics (01-06-2012)
    “…Purpose: Medical physics aspects of gated irradiation to moving tumors using scanned ion beams. Methods: At our institute, more than 700 patients have been…”
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    The application of amorphous track models to study cell survival in heavy ions beams by Grzanka, L, Greilich, S, Korcyl, M, Jäkel, O, Waligórski, M, Olko, P

    Published in Radiation protection dosimetry (01-02-2011)
    “…In a study of amorphous track models, in the local effect model (LEM), the Kellerer algorithm was used, which folds radial dose distributions from different…”
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    SU‐FF‐T‐408: The IAEA Initiative to Standardize Nuclear Data for Heavy Charged‐Particle Radiotherapy by Paganetti, H, Jaekel, O, Lomax, A, Palmans, H, Molina, J Quesada, Sobolevsky, N, Vatnitsky, S, Noy, R Capote

    Published in Medical physics (Lancaster) (01-06-2007)
    “…Purpose: Protons and heavy ions loose energy via atomic and nuclear interaction processes. When simulating charged‐particle beam characteristics, for example…”
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    Characterisation of a customised 4-chip Timepix3 module for charged-particle tracking by Kelleter, L., Schmidt, S., Subramanian, M., Marek, L., Granja, C., Jakubek, J., Jäkel, O., Debus, J., Martisikova, M.

    Published in Radiation measurements (01-04-2024)
    “…Ion-beam radiotherapy is a growing cancer treatment modality because it offers a superior dose distribution in the patient compared with conventional…”
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    Monte Carlo simulations to support start-up and treatment planning of scanned proton and carbon ion therapy at a synchrotron-based facility by Parodi, K, Mairani, A, Brons, S, Hasch, B G, Sommerer, F, Naumann, J, Jäkel, O, Haberer, T, Debus, J

    Published in Physics in medicine & biology (21-06-2012)
    “…Reliable treatment planning of highly conformal scanned ion beam therapy demands accurate tools for the determination and characterization of the individual…”
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