isodose

/ˈaɪsoʊˌdoʊs/
adjective
  1. Relating to or denoting lines or surfaces that connect points receiving the same dose of radiation.
    • The radiation therapist used isodose curves to plan the patient's treatment.
    • Isodose lines help doctors ensure the tumor receives a high dose while sparing healthy tissue.
    • The isodose map showed that the radiation was evenly distributed across the target area.
noun
  1. A line or surface on a chart connecting points of equal radiation dose.
    • The isodose for 50 gray was drawn as a smooth curve around the tumor.
    • Each isodose represents a specific level of radiation exposure.
    • By comparing isodoses, the team adjusted the beam angles for better coverage.
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