| The Physics of Radiation Therapy |  | Author: Faiz M. Khan
Publisher: Williams & Wilkins
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Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 1369229
Media: Hardcover
Edition: 2nd
Pages: 482
ISBN: 0683045016
Dewey Decimal Number: 615.8420153
EAN: 9780683045017
ASIN: 0683045016
Publication Date: March 1985
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University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. New edition of a text on clinical radiation oncology physics, for residents and clinical physicists. Previous edition 1984. Illustrated. DNLM: Health Physics.
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 Couldn't survive without it September 27, 2009
RONALD DEJESUS (Chicago, IL)
This is absolutely my "Resource-Bible" of physics of Radiation Therapy...
Must-have book, for those who want a clear understanding of the physics behind radiaton oncology.
 excellent August 22, 2009
K. Hasan
This book is essential in gaining a solid grasp and understanding of the physic concepts in Rad Onc.
The language of physics is math and the book isn't short on equations. the figures and tables are well put together.
Currently going through a Dosimetry program , I can say this book is much more in-depth than the introductory RTT books out there, which are just that " Introductory" . You wont get a better understanding, nor comprehensive explanations from other textbooks ( and I've gone through a few)
Khan May 26, 2009
R. Barrett (Houston,Texas)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is an excellent book for any Dosimetrist, student or professional. The book can be used as a refrence and/or to study for CMD. Important radiation physics concepts explained.
 someone please come up with something else! January 29, 2009
Sabrina Kinyon (San Jose, CA)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
Worthless for anyone without a degree in Physics. Since it's being used to teach Radiation Therapists, can someone please come up with a better alternative? The lack of units in equations makes it impossible for a lower level student to learn from it.
 Not too clear January 1, 2009
John Doe (Brooklyn, NY USA)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
Even though this is supposed to be the gold std for rad onc physics, it's not a particularly good one for teaching. It's mildly out of date and the writing style is, well, frustrating to read. Like another reader pointed out, the author makes random references to this and that w/o further explanation. Unfortunately, b/c this text is the std, it's become a necessity. So try to borrow someone else's copy for the boards, cause you won't be using this book on a daily basis, that's for sure.
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