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HDR Volume 1.0.0 is considered as a popular basis for brachytherapy QA are the Paterson-Parker radium volume implant tables modified for HDR brachytherapy quality assurance.

These tables were originally designed for radium implants according to the Manchester system. The data in the original tables gave the number of mg hours required to deliver an exposure of 1000 roentgens (mg-h/1000R).

These data were based on a value of 0.84 for the exposure rate constant (?) for radium. It is common for the original tables to be modified to yield mg-h/10Gy by multiplying the original values by the factor C = 0.84 / (0.825 * 0.957) = 1.064 which corrects for the alteration of ? for radium and converts exposure to dose to tissue.

The tables can be adapted for HDR use by converting the original values to a more convenient form for Ir-192 (? = 0.469) HDR by multiplying the original values by C and then again by H = (0.001 * 3600) * (0.825 / 0.469) = 6.333 to yield mCi-sec/cGy. The HDR dwell time in seconds is calculated by multiplying the tabulated mCi-sec/cGy values by the prescribed dose (in cGy) and dividing by the current activity of the source (in mCi).

What is MSX80? It is a port of my fMSX/S60 emulator to the Nokia S80 platform. The S80 platform is used in Nokia 9200 series, 9300, 9300i and 9500 phone models ("Communicators").
It is good (if not mandatory even) to know something about fMSX/S60 because MSX80 works very similarly and Im only going to explain things that are different here. Some important things you might want to know about MSX80:
System ROM files should be placed under /MSX/systemrom directory on the memory card (D: drive) or phone internal memory (C: drive).
Game files should be placed under /MSX directory on the memory card (D: drive) or phone internal memory (C: drive).
The emulation can be paused by pressing any of the four command keys located on the right side of the main display of the phone. Because of this it is not advisable to map any of these keys as MSX joystick/keyboard controls eventhough it is possible.
When pausing the emulation there is a small delay before the emulators menu interface begins to respond to key presses; dont panic if the menu seems unresponsive, just wait a second and try again.
In the menus you can usually navigate back and forth with the command keys or by using Enter as selection key and Esc as back/cancel key. Some options can be changed with left and right arrow keys.
There are two rendering modes available:
256/512 pixel wide which renders 256 pixel wide MSX screen modes as 256 pixel wide on the phone display and 512 pixel wide MSX screen modes as 512 pixel wide on the phone display
512 pixel wide which renders all MSX screen modes as 512 pixel wide on the phone display stretching the pixels horizontally when needed.
You should turn your phones keyboard tones off before using the emulator. If keyboard tones are not turned off, the emulators responsiveness to key presses will dramatically decrease making playing games very difficult.
Enhancements:
- Support for 92xx phone models (without MSX sound emulation)
- Support for zip file format (not in 92xx version)
- "Archive as disk" virtual disk support for zip (not in 92xx version)
- Support for quick save state & quick load state keys
- Support for quick swapping alternate keyboard/joystick mapping
- Support for user configurable data location (memory card or phone memory)
- Bug fix for saved state loading
- Bug fix for V9938/V9958 search command emulation
- Fixed Korean MegaROM mappers, now they actually work
- Corrected TMS9918A palette to match the definitions in the TI manual
- Bottom border rendering bug fix for 192 line modes
System requirements:
- Nokia 92xx/9300/9500