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Cellular response to modulated radiation fields by Mackonis, E Claridge, Suchowerska, N, Zhang, M, Ebert, M, McKenzie, D R, Jackson, M

“…Cell survival following exposure to spatially modulated beams, as created by intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT), is investigated. In vitro experiments…”
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An investigation of backscatter factors for kilovoltage x-rays: a comparison between Monte Carlo simulations and Gafchromic EBT film measurements by Kim, J, Hill, R, Claridge Mackonis, E, Kuncic, Z

“…Backscatter factors are important parameters in the determination of dose for kilovoltage x-ray beams. However, backscatter factors are difficult to measure…”
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A comparison of in-house and shared RapidPlan models for prostate radiation therapy planning by Claridge Mackonis, E, Sykes, J, Hardcastle, N, Espinoza, A, Brown, A, Perez, G, Evans, B, Sheehan, H, Haworth, A

“…Knowledge-based planning (KBP) can increase plan quality, consistency and efficiency. In this study, we assess the success of a using a publicly available KBP…”
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SU‐FF‐T‐265: A Study On Output Factor Determination for Kilovoltage X‐Ray Beams by Kim, J, Mackonis, E Claridge, Hill, R, Kuncic, Z

“…Purpose: To evaluate the influence of different detectors in measuring output factors of kilovoltage x‐ray beams and compare with Monte Carlo calculated data…”
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PO-0911: Can the therapeutic benefits of microbeam radiation therapy be achieved using a clinical linac? by Suchowerska, N., Peng, V., Rogers, L., Claridge- Mackonis, E., McKenzie, D.R.

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EP-1927: Practical dosimetry solutions to enhance cell biology studies by Mackonis, E. Claridge, Hammond, L, Suchowerska, N

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DOSIMETRY FOR IN-VITRO RADIOBIOLOGY by Mackonis, E. Claridge, Suchowerska, N, McKenzie, D

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Clinical Issues Arising from Electron Monte Carlo Algorithm in Eclipse by Booth, J, Xia, J, Mackonis, E Claridge

“…Once a reliable subset of calculation parameters were established we investigated clinically relevant arrangements from open applicators to complex shapes and…”
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