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Biomedical Physics & Engineering Express

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A broad, inclusive, rapid review journal devoted to publishing new research in all areas of biomedical engineering, biophysics and medical physics, with a special emphasis on interdisciplinary work between these fields.
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ISSN electrónico

2057-1976

Editor responsable

IOP Publishing (IOP)

País de edición

Estados Unidos

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Feasibility of energy adaptive angular meshing for perpendicular and parallel magnetic fields in a grid based Boltzmann solver

R Yang; D M Santos; B G Fallone; J St-AubinORCID

Palabras clave: General Nursing.

Pp. 025006

Digital phantoms for characterizing inconsistencies among radiomics extraction toolboxes

Yushi ChangORCID; Kyle LafataORCID; Chunhao Wang; Xiaoyu Duan; Ruiqi Geng; Zhenyu Yang; Fang-Fang Yin

Palabras clave: General Nursing.

Pp. No disponible

Radiation dose reduction and static image quality assessment using a channelized hotelling observer on an angiography system upgraded with clarity IQ

O OrtenziaORCID; V Trojani; M BertoliniORCID; A Nitrosi; M Iori; C Ghetti

Palabras clave: General Nursing.

Pp. 025008

Automated segmentation of the left ventricle from MR cine imaging based on deep learning architecture

Wenjian Qin; Yin Wu; Siyue Li; Yucheng Chen; Yongfeng Yang; Xin Liu; Hairong Zheng; Dong Liang; Zhanli HuORCID

Palabras clave: General Nursing.

Pp. 025009

Two dimensional multifractal detrended fluctuation analysis of low coherence images for diagnosis of cervical pre-cancer

Gyana Ranjan Sahoo; Rajib Dey; Nandan Das; Nirmalya Ghosh; Asima PradhanORCID

Palabras clave: General Nursing.

Pp. 025011

The assessment of electrospun scaffolds fabricated from polycaprolactone with the addition of L-arginine

Jana HorakovaORCID; Zuzana Oulehlova; Vit Novotny; Vera JencovaORCID; Petr MikesORCID; Kristyna Havlickova; Renata Prochazkova; Bohdana Heczkova; Pavel Hadinec; Silvia Sehr; Hans-Peter Wendel; Carl-Martin Bell; Stefanie Krajewski

Palabras clave: General Nursing.

Pp. 025012

ARTSENS® Pen—portable easy-to-use device for carotid stiffness measurement: technology validation and clinical-utility assessment

Jayaraj Joseph; Raj KiranORCID; P M NabeelORCID; Malay Ilesh ShahORCID; Arun Bhaskar; Chandra Ganesh; Suresh Seshadri; Mohanasankar Sivaprakasam

Palabras clave: General Nursing.

Pp. 025013

Investigations of potent biocompatible metal-organic framework for efficient encapsulation and delivery of Gemcitabine: biodistribution, pharmacokinetic and cytotoxicity study

Preeti KushORCID; Manjot Kaur; Monika Sharma; Jitender Madan; Parveen Kumar; Akash DeepORCID; Ki-Hyun Kim

Palabras clave: General Nursing.

Pp. 025014

Practical considerations for establishing dead-time corrections in quantitative SPECT imaging

Claire CohalanORCID; Marc-André Morin; Antoine Leblond

Palabras clave: General Nursing.

Pp. 027001

Automatic phase space generation for Monte Carlo calculations of intensity modulated particle therapy

Qianxia WangORCID; Cong ZhuORCID; Xuemin Bai; Yu Deng; Nicki Schlegel; Antony Adair; Zhi Chen; Yongqiang Li; Michael Moyers; Pablo Yepes

<jats:title>Abstract</jats:title> <jats:p>Monte Carlo (MC) is generally considered as the most accurate dose calculation tool for particle therapy. However, a proper description of the beam particle kinematics is a necessary input for a realistic simulation. Such a description can be stored in phase space (PS) files for different beam energies. A PS file contains kinetic information such as energies, positions and travelling directions for particles traversing a plane perpendicular to the beam direction. The accuracy of PS files plays a critical role in the performance of the MC method for dose calculations. A PS file can be generated with a set of parameters describing analytically the beam kinematics. However, determining such parameters can be tedious and time consuming. Thus, we have developed an algorithm to obtain those parameters automatically and efficiently. In this paper, we presented such an algorithm and compared dose calculations using PS automatically generated for the Shanghai Proton and Heavy Ion Center (SPHIC) with measurements. The gamma-index for comparing calculated depth dose distributions (DDD) with measurements are above 96.0% with criterion 0.6%/0.6 mm. For each single energy, the mean difference percentage between calculated lateral spot sizes at 5 different locations along beam direction and measurements are below 3.5%.</jats:p>

Palabras clave: General Nursing.

Pp. 025001