The paper is concerned with the results of dose measurements on a uterine phantom under the conditions close to those of the practice of radiotherapy of endometrial cancer patients using the AGAT-B unit. Comparison of experimental and rated dose values made it possible to find points of particular clinical alertness as well as a point of the control of accuracy of dose formation during a radiotherapeutic session.

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