Monte Carlo dosimetry study finds that laser-accelerated VHEE pencil beams can cover a brain tumor through scanning, with energy spread affecting dose uniformity and FLASH tissue-sparing modeled as a potential benefit.
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Potential pof laser-driven VHEEs towards FLASH radiotherapy: Monte Carlo dosimetric study of single-field pencil beam scanning of a brain tumor
Monte Carlo dosimetry study finds that laser-accelerated VHEE pencil beams can cover a brain tumor through scanning, with energy spread affecting dose uniformity and FLASH tissue-sparing modeled as a potential benefit.