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The Gradient of γ-Rays Irradiation’s Energy and Its Use in Treatment of Cancer Diseases

DOI: 10.4236/ijmpcero.2016.52016, PP. 150-153

Keywords: γ-Rays, G-Function, Photon Energy, Radiation Protection

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Abstract:

The Ionising irradiations used mostly in the treatment of tumoral diseasses are: X, γ, β and e irradiations. The discussion will be about γ irradiations, produced in linear accelerator with photon energy 6 MV and 15 MV. It is important to know the absorption performance before and after the electronic equilibrium. This is a reason that we’ve used the function of dose gradient for irradiations γ. It represents the velocity of dose change as a function of depth in tissue. From skin to maximum dose value, the increase of G-function is more accentuated for γ-rays than for β-particles while after that the G-function decreasing is less sharp for γ-rays. Finally, we’ll discuss about the advantages in terms of radiation protection of γ-rays used in radiotherapy.

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