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Radiation deep dose measuring apparatus and corpuscular beam detector

  • US 6,066,851 A
  • Filed: 11/19/1997
  • Issued: 05/23/2000
  • Est. Priority Date: 11/21/1996
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A radiation deep dose measuring apparatus comprising:

  • a two-dimensional corpuscular beam detector including an array of scintillators, each scintillator having radiation absorbing properties similar to biological tissue and emitting light when exposed to a corpuscular beam, for forming a two-dimensional optical image representing a two-dimensional radiation dosage distribution of the corpuscular beam;

    an image receiver detecting the two-dimensional optical image emitted by said array of scintillators of said corpuscular beam detector and, in response, producing electrical signals representing the two-dimensional image;

    measuring means for measuring the radiation dosage distribution of the corpuscular beam in a two-dimensional plane corresponding to a surface of said corpuscular beam detector, based on the electrical signals representing the two-dimensional image produced by said image receiver; and

    moving means for moving said corpuscular beam detector and said image receiver together as a unit, relative to the corpuscular beam, for determining a three-dimensional radiation dosage distribution of the corpuscular beam.

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