AAPM VL-Point/Counterpoint Live Debate: Modern Linacs Monitor Units Should be Defined in Water at 10 cm Depth Rather than at DMAX

2019 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: Point/Counterpoint Live Debate: Modern Linacs Monitor Units Should be Defined in Water at 10 cm Depth Rather than at DMAX

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Carlos Sandin, Elekta Ltd

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	I think that Linacs should be calibrated at d_max. No wait! I changed my mind! No it should! I am confused. - Frank Van den Heuvel, PhD University of Oxford
	Panel Member - Qiuwen Wu, PhD Duke University Medical Center
	Panel Member - Claas Wessels, Varian Medical Systems
	Panel Member - Frank Van den Heuvel, PhD University of Oxford
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2019 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: Point/Counterpoint Live Debate: Modern Linacs Monitor Units Should be Defined in Water at 10 cm Depth Rather than at DMAX