The VIDA software for targeted radionuclide therapy
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Abstract
In this chapter, VIDA (Voxel-based Internal Dosimetry Application) 3D image-based dosimetry technique that employs the Geant4 Monte Carlo toolkit to perform voxel-based absorbed dose calculations is discussed. 3D anatomical data (CT) is coupled with functional images (SPECT or PET) as input into the Monte Carlo simulation to perform particle transport based on the activity distribution at each time point; thus instantaneous dose rate maps are generated.
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| Authors | Susan Kost, Jacob Hesterman, Keryn Gresco |
| Journal | science and technology of advanced materials |
| Year | 2022 |
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10.1088/978-0-7503-2694-0ch14
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