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FLASH radiotherapy using high-energy X-rays: validation of the FLASH effect triggered by a compact single high-energy X-ray source device

2024-07-19

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<h4>Purpose: </h4> This preclinical study aimed to verify the FLASH effect of compact single high-energy X-ray source (CHEXs) and to explore whether three irradiations with single-gantry rotation two 30 s pauses can generate FLASH effect in mice. Materials and methods: The absolute dose and pulsed beam of the CHEXs were measured using an EBTXD radiochromic film and fast current transformer. Healthy C57BL/6J female...

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Literature Corpus work: 2e532a3b-c807-5526-afb7-7856ffa83179
DOI: 10.1101/2024.07.16.603758

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