Comparison of film and ion chamber systems for depth-dose measurements for a 25 MV beam.
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It is shown that the use of film with a unit density rubber phantom can produce central axis percentage depth-dose values as much as 5% larger than ion chamber/water phantom values even for a 25 MV photon beam. It is suggested that care should be taken in interpreting film generated depth-dose data for photon beams even at the highest clinical energies.
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