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Lecture presented in Archamps (Salève Building) by :
2012 :15th SESSION of ESMP
Elly CASTELLANO (London)
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European School of Medical Physics - Archamps
Patient dosimetry in x-ray imaging and CT
Elly Castellano
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Objectives
• measurable dose quantities
• tools for dosimetry
• practical approaches to measuring dose
• displayed dose information
• Monte Carlo techniques for estimating organ doses
• practical approaches to estimating risk-related quantities
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Measurable dose quantities• also:
– CTKairIw– CTKairIvol– KLPair
• NB:
– KAP�DAP
– ESAK � ESD
– CTKairIw � CTDIw– KLPair � DLP
IAEA technical report series 457
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CT dose indicators
CTDIcCTDIp
head
body CTDIcCTDIp
head
body
( )∫
∞
∞−
= zzCTDI dDT
1
pcw CTDICTDICTDI ,100,100
3
2
3
1+=
p
CTDICTDI wvol =
RCTDIDLP vol ⋅=
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Measurable dose quantities
modality measurables
radiography IAK, ESAK, KAPair
fluoroscopy IAK, ESAK, KAPair, screening time, no of acquisitions
dental IAK, KLPair, KAPair
mammography IAK
CT CTKairIw, CTKairIvol, KLPair
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Tools for dosimetry: dosimeters
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calibration
required
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Tools for dosimetry: patients
patient
size
target
weight kg
weight
range kg
“newborn” 4 3.5 – 4.5
“1 y” 9 8 – 10
“5 y” 19 16 – 22
“10 y” 32 28 – 36
“15 y” 55 47 – 63
“adult” 70 60 – 80
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Tools for dosimetry: phantoms
courtesy: The Phantom Laboratory Inc
• also:
– PMMA slabs
– water phantoms
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Practical approaches: references• national protocol for patient dose measurements in DR
• IAEA technical report no 457: Dosimetry in Diagnostic
Radiology
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Practical approaches: radiography
• option 1: KAPair from patient exposures– calibrated KAP meter
• option 2: IAK inferred from patient exposures– tube output at 75 cm,
standard kVp and filtration• ionisation chamber or SS detector
– scaled by• kVp2 and mAs
• 1/focus to skin distance2
• option 3: ESAK from patient exposures– TLDs
– IAK scaled by backscatter factor
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Practical approaches: fluoroscopy
• option 1: KAPair from patient
exposures
– calibrated KAP meter
– additionally:
• screening time
• no of acquisitions
• KAP per acquisition
– correction for couch attenuation
required
• option 2: ESAK from phantom
exposures
– ionisation chamber
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Practical approaches: dental• intraoral: IAK from patient exposure
parameters
– calibrated ionisation chamber, solid state
detector or TLD at exit cone
• OPG option 1: KLPair from patient
exposure parameters
– calibrated pencil ionisation chamber or
TLD stack at slit
• OPG option 2: KAPair from patient
exposure parameters
– calibrated KAP meter at slit http://www.made-in-china.com/image/xxx.jpghttp://www.kodakdental.com/~/media/images/xxxx
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Practical approaches: mammography• option 1: IAK inferred from patient exposures
– tube output at 50 cm, for appropriate target / filter combination and paddle
• ionisation chamber or solid state detector
– scaled by
• kVpx and mAs
• 1/focus to skin distance2
• option 2: IAK inferred from phantom exposures
– PMMA phantoms
• e.g. 45 mm PMMA for 53 mm breast
– technique as above
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Practical approaches: CT• option 1: CTKairIvol inferred from patient exposures
– CTKairIw per 100 mAs
• ionisation pencil chamber
• head or body phantom
• at required filter, kVp, beam collimation
– scaled by
• mAs
• pitch
• option 2: KLPair inferred from patient exposures
– scale CTKairIvol by
• length of irradiated volume
– scan length + slice thickness + overscan
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Displayed dose information
modality display measured /
nominal values
radiography KAPair real or nominal
fluoroscopy KAPair, IAK at ref point, screening time, no of acquisitions
real or nominal
dental KAPair nominal
mammography ESAK nominal
CT CTKairIvol, KLPair nominal
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Monte Carlo techniques for
estimating organ doses: principles
ESAK or IAK
KAP
particle transport
(Monte Carlo)
CTKI-in-ICRU
muscle
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Monte Carlo techniques for
estimating organ doses: phantomsvoxel phantomsgeometric phantoms
e.g. MIRD phantomsnewborn, 1-y, 5-y, 10-y,
15-y / adult woman, adult man e.g. Yale phantom
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Practical approaches: radiography
organ doses and effective dose
Monte Carlo source data
phantoms normalisation measurable quantities
NRPB R-262 + XDOSE
adult male MIRD, fixed weight
ESDairDAPair
ESAK, IAK x BSF
KAPair
NRPB R-279 + CHILDOSE
paediatric MIRD, fixed weight
ESDairDAPair
ESAK, IAK x BSF
KAPair
PCXMC MIRD, variable weight
IAK
KAPair
IAK
KAPair
NB kerma ≈ dose at diagnostic energies except in bony tissues
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Practical approaches: fluoroscopy
organ doses and effective dose
Monte Carlo
source data
phantoms normalisation measurable
quantities
NRPB R-262 + XDOSE
adult male MIRD, fixed weight
ESDairDAPair
ESDair, IAK x BSF KAPair
PCXMC MIRD, variable weight
IAK
KAPair
IAK
KAPair
NB kerma ≈ dose at diagnostic energies except in bony tissues
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Practical approaches: backscatter
factors
• national protocol for patient dose measurements in DR
• IAEA technical report no 457: Dosimetry in Diagnostic Radiology Appendix VIII
• Petoussi-Henss et al, PMB 43 (1998), 2237-2250
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Practical approaches: dental
radiography
organ doses and effective dose
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Practical approaches:
mammography
mean glandular dose
Monte Carlo source data
phantoms normalisation measurable quantities
IPEM report 89 + Dance et al 2009 + NHSBSP 0405
Dance et al 2000
IAK IAK for patient exposures
IPEM report 89 + Dance et al 2009 + NHSBSP 0405
Dance et al 2000
IAK IAK for PMMA phantom exposure NB no 1/r2
correction to surface of equivalent breast model
Dance et al, PMB 45 (2000), 3225-3240
Dance et al, PMB 54 (2009), 4361-4372
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Practical approaches: CT
organ doses and effective dose
Monte Carlo
source data
phantoms normalisation measurable
quantities
NRPB R-248 to R-250 + ImPACT dose calculator
adult male MIRD, fixed weight
CTDIICRUmusclefree-in-air
CTKIair free-in-air
CTKIair free-in-air
GSF CT conversion factors + CT-Expo
adult male and female MIRD, Child and Baby, fixed weight
CTKIair free-in-air
CTDIw
CTKairIw
NB kerma ≈ dose at diagnostic energies except in bony tissues
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Summary
• practical approaches to measuring dose and estimating risk-related quantities in
– radiography
– fluoroscopy
– dental radiography
– mammography
– CT