The multi-cell composite T-shaped concrete-filled steel tubular (MT-CFST) element is an innovative structural form. It has great potential for construction applications because of favorable advantages over traditional composite elements. The flexural strength of MT-CFST beams was investigated in this study to provide recommendations in line with existing design codes.
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May 2020
Purpose: To measure the scattered dose to ovary from radiotherapy for neuroblastoma in female children and to evaluate the relevant risks for radiation-induced ovarian damage.
Material And Methods: Radiotherapy for child neuroblastoma was simulated on the water phantom. The scattered dose to ovary is measured by ionization chamber on the linear accelerator with 3-dimensional conformal radiation therapy and intensity-modulated radiation therapy treatment producing 6MV and 10MV X-rays.
Background & Objective: Although the problem of fields gap in radiotherapy for nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC) was solved by mono-isocentric technique, the dose distribution was heterogeneous with "hot" and/or "cold" spots. This study was to explore the best way to solve the problems of both fields gap and dose distribution using bi-isocentric technique.
Methods: Mono-isocentric and bi-isocentric irradiation techniques were used to simulate irradiation, respectively.