Publications
The IQM System has been thoroughly evaluated by some of the world's leading radiation therapy centers.
Select your topic of interest from 15 articles, 16 posters,
18 presentations and 3 technical white papers.
Feasibility of using a transmission ion chamber for QA tests of medical linear accelerators
Author:
Makan Farrokhkish, et al, Multi-Center Study
Summary:
This multi-center study investigated the IQM System for constancy measurements of various beam parameters for photon beams. The results suggest that the system can be used for most of the routine QA tests effectively and efficiently.
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Measuring Photon Beam Energy Changes on an Elekta Versa HD using 5 methods
Author:
K.L. Yun, et al, Allegheny Health Network (USA)
Summary:
The clinical physics group compared the sensitivity of the IQM System to beam energy changes against 4 other conventional methods.
They concluded that the IQM device was approximately twice as sensitive as the other chamber methods.
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Machine QA with IQM
Author:
Luis Fong de los Santos, Rochester (USA)
Summary:
Download the full presentation with the preliminary results of a multi-center workgroup to implement TG-142 Machine QA with IQM. This presentation was given by Luis Fong de los Santos, PhD at the ASTRO 2019 Annual Meeting in Chicago, IL
Photon Beam QA with IQM: A Multicenter Study
Author:
Andrew Veres, et al, Multi-centre study of 3 RT departments
Summary:
The clinical research group developed and validated an efficient machine performance and quality assurance (QA) protocol using the IQM system. The authors concluded that the IQM system provides a very efficient process for performing quality control and quality assurance of a linear accelerator. The IQM system provides an automated approach for an efficient dosimetric characterization of a linear accelerator.
Efficient and enhanced QA testing of Linear Accelerators using IQM
Author:
Andrew Jongho Jung, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, Toronto (Canada)
Summary:
Investigating the use of IQM for various Machine QA applications: beam output, beam symmetry, relative dose factor, MLC calibration, output as function of dose rate, dose linearity and output as function of gantry angles
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