| CPC G01T 1/023 (2013.01) [G01T 7/005 (2013.01)] | 6 Claims |

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1. A method of measuring an absorbed dose of radiation in small irradiation fields, comprising:
acquiring absorbed dose distribution data of radiation;
determining a region where an absorbed dose of radiation of a predetermined ratio or more is absorbed based on the absorbed dose distribution data of radiation;
forming a scintillator having a shape in which a plurality of hexahedral cells are coupled to have a shape matching the region;
measuring an absorbed dose of radiation irradiating the scintillator from a radiation irradiation device; and
calculating the absorbed dose of radiation of the cell at a predetermined position by using Equations 1 to 4,
![]() (D(a,b,c) is an absorbed dose of radiation of the cell located at the a-th in the x-axis direction, the b-th in the y-axis direction, and the c-th in the z-axis direction on the three-dimensional coordinate system based on the cell located at a predetermined position of the scintillator, and D(i,j,k) is an absorbed dose of radiation of the cell located at the i-th in the x-axis direction, the j-th in the y-axis direction, and the k-th in the z-axis direction on the three-dimensional coordinate system based on the cell located at a predetermined position of the scintillator)
![]() (Kv is the volume average correction factor, Vcell is the volume of the scintillator, and
![]() is the information included in the absorbed dose distribution data of radiation)
![]() (Dm is the average absorbed dose of radiation measured by the scintillator, Dd is the total absorbed dose of radiation measured by the scintillator, and Vcell is the volume of the scintillator)
D(a,b,c)=Kr*Dm [Equation 4]
(D(a,b,c) is the absorbed dose of radiation of the cell located at the a-th in the x-axis direction, the b-th in the y-axis direction, and the c-th in the z-axis direction on the three-dimensional coordinate system based on the cell located at a predetermined position of the scintillator, Kv is the volume average correction factor, and Dm is the average absorbed dose of radiation measured by the scintillator).
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