E.B. van Dieren, A. van Lingen, J.C. Roos, G.J.J. Teule
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Abstract
Three-dimensional discrete dosimetric calculations were validated against an analytic approach for two simulated source distributions. The discrete approach was based on characterization of the source distribution by target-source distance histograms, including partial interval corrections. Using local submatrices and distance histograms, accurate dose rates were obtained for 90Y, 131I and 67Ga. Comparison of three- and two-dimensional calculations revealed that the latter were accurate, except for long range emitters.