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British Journal of Radiology (1953) 26, 109-110
© 1953 British Institute of Radiology
doi: 10.1259/0007-1285-26-302-109
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Applications of Wheatley's Optical Integrator

B. Worthley J. Tooze and R. Fry

Anti-cancer Organisation, University of Adelaide

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In 1951 Wheatley of the Royal Cancer Hospital described an instrument which greatly facilitates the calculation of dosage due to X-ray fields of any size and shape. Experience with such a machine has led to extensions of its use in the solving of a large number of dosage problems which arise in the radiotherapy department.

The basis of all the calculations of X-ray dosage below is the analysis, due to Meredith and Neary (1944), of scattered radiation, and reference should be made to these papers for an explanation of the symbols used.






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