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Conceptualization of electronic dose to water and water-equivalent gas for ionometric dosimetry in external beam radiotherapy
Electronic dose to water, which is the radiant energy imparted to a unit mass of water by electronic collisions, is conceptualized to exclude corrections and uncertainties associated with energy transfer to atomic nuclei and to enhance medical relevance in radiotherapy dosimetry. Based on the intern
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