Physics in Medicine & Biology: An official journal of the Institute of Physical Sciences in Medicine

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  Año 2004, Número 16

  • A new ultrasonic transducer for improved contrast nonlinear imaging

    F. t. Cate, A. Bouakaz, N. de Jong

    págs. 3515-3526

    

  • Miniature ultrasonic probe construction for minimal access surgery

    R. J. Dickinson

    págs. 3527-3538

    

  • Effect of area x-ray beam equalization on image quality and dose in digital mammography

    J. Wong

    págs. 3539-3558

    

  • Computed radiography as a gamma ray detector-dose response and applications

    D. S. O Keeffe

    págs. 3559-3572

    

  • Medical phase contrast x-ray imaging: current status and future prospects

    R. A. Lewis

    págs. 3573-3584

    

  • A diffusion and T~2 relaxation MRI study of the ovine lumbar intervertebral disc under compression in vitro

    S. C. Drew

    págs. 3585-3592

    

  • Angiogenic response of locally advanced breast cancer to neoadjuvant chemotherapy evaluated with parametric histogram from dynamic contrast-enhanced MRI

    Y.-C. Chang, C.-S. Huang

    págs. 3593-3602

    

  • Identification of second harmonic optical effects from vaccine coated gold microparticles

    S. M. Ameer-Beg, N. A. Jumah

    págs. 3603-3612

    

  • Multiple sources of passive stress relaxation in muscle fibres

    W. A. Linke, M. C. Leake

    págs. 3613-3628

    

  • Intensity-modulated radiation therapy: overlapping co-axial modulated fields

    P. Metcalfe, P. Tangboonduangjit

    págs. 3629-3638

    

  • Monte Carlo as a four-dimensional radiotherapy treatment-planning tool to account for respiratory motion

    J. V. Siebers, P. J. Keall

    págs. 3639-3648

    

  • Prostate implant evaluation using tumour control probability-the effect of input parameters

    A. Haworth

    págs. 3649-3664

    

  • Interpolation and extrapolation of dose measurements with different detector sizes to improve the spatial resolution of radiotherapy dosimetry as demonstrated for helical tomotherapy

    A. McNiven

    págs. 3665-3674

    

  • Planning evaluation of radiotherapy for complex lung cancer cases using helical tomotherapy

    T. Kron, G. Grigorov

    págs. 3675-3690

    

  • Response corrections for solid-state detectors in megavoltage photon dosimetry

    R. P. Hugtenburg, Z. Yin

    págs. 3691-3702

    

  • Targeted alpha therapy for cancer

    B. J. Allen

    págs. 3703-3712

    

  • Two-dimensional and quasi-three-dimensional dosimetry of hadron and photon beams with the Magic Cube and the Pixel Ionization Chamber

    E. Garelli, R. Cirio, R. Schulte

    págs. 3713-3724

    

  • A state-of-the-art epithermal neutron irradiation facility for neutron capture therapy

    K. J. Riley, P. J. Binns, O. K. Harling

    págs. 3725-3736

    

  • A small-body portable graphite calorimeter for dosimetry in low-energy clinical proton beams

    H. Palmans, R. Thomas

    págs. 3737-3750

    

  • Applicability of CORVUS pencil beam model and scatter dose model for intensity modulated neutron therapy

    L. Santanam

    págs. 3751-3766

    

  • Modelling of post-irradiation accelerated repopulation in squamous cell carcinomas

    T. van Doorn, L. Marcu

    págs. 3767-3780

    

  • Theoretical analysis of microdosimetric spectra and cluster formation for ^1^0^3Pd and ^1^2^5I photon emitters

    Brigitte Reniers, F. Verhaegen, S. Vynckier

    págs. 3781-3796

    

  • Statistical methods for clinical verification of dose-response parameters related to esophageal stricture and AVM obliteration from radiotherapy

    P. Mavroidis

    págs. 3797-3816

    

  • In vivo mammary tumourigenesis in the Sprague-Dawley rat and microdosimetric correlates

    F. A. Cucinotta, J. F. Dicello, A. Christian

    págs. 3817-3830