Mudasir Ashraf Shah

Mudasir Ashraf Shah
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  • Ph. D Radiological Physics
  • Professor (Assistant) at Aligarh Muslim University

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Aligarh Muslim University
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  • Professor (Assistant)
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October 2021 - present
Aligarh Muslim University
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  • Assistant Professor

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Publications (32)
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ancer is one of the leading causes of death globally, second only to cardiovascular diseases. In India, it ranks fifth in terms of mortality rate. The incidence of cancer varies across different regions of India. This study focuses on the Kashmir region which is a valley located in the northern part of India. The aim is to analyze the dynamics of c...
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Background One of the most common congenital conditions detected globally, congenital heart diseases, and CT techniques provide a high-quality and thorough presentation of heart anatomy, thoracic vasculature, and extracardiac structures, and hence, it is becoming a more popular non-invasive diagnostic imaging method for congenital heart disease. Th...
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Personalized cancer nanomedicine has emerged as a transitional and transformative approach in the fight against cancer, transcending traditional treatments and marking a paradigm shift toward more effective, targeted, and patient-specific therapies. In this age of precision medicine, the one-size-fits-all model is proving inadequate for the complex...
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Radiation therapy mediated by nanoparticles is a new and exciting area in cancer treatment that offers creative ways to maximize the therapeutic benefit of radiation while reducing adverse effects. An overview of the most recent developments, difficulties, and opportunities in the quickly changing field of radiation therapy using nanoparticle-based...
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This study proposes a novel therapeutic model for cancer treatment with radiation therapy by analyzing the interactions among cancer, immune and healthy cells through a system of three ordinary differential equations. In this model, the natural influx rate of mature immune cells is assumed constant and is denoted by, a. The overall effect of radiat...
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The anatomy of the transversus abdominis muscle and its aponeurosis is important in transversus abdominis release surgery. We studied the CT anatomy of the transversus abdominis muscle medial to the linea semilunaris at different levels in the abdomen and measured the thickness of this muscle. In this retrospective study, we analysed 150 abdominal...
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Purpose: The AAPM Task Group (TG) reports 204 and 220 presented methods for evaluation of patient dose by announcing the SSDE. The TG reports provide the Size Specific Conversion factors that can be multiplied to CTDIvol to calculate the patient dose in terms of SSDE constructed from Deff (AAPM TG-204) and Dw (AAPM TG-220). Our study presents a com...
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Introduction The purpose of the study was to determine forward-planned intensity-modulated radiotherapy which improves the sparing of organs at risk (OAR), heart, lungs, and contralateral breast, when compared with multi-field inverse-planned intensity-modulated radiation therapy (RT). The anatomy of the chest wall is curved, which makes it difficu...
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Hyperthermia is a method of cancer treatment wherein the temperature of the tumor is increased to over 315 K (42 • C) for a specific duration, ultimately leading to cell death by inducing apoptosis or necrosis. Magnetic Particle Hyperthermia (MPH) is a non-invasive method of cancer treatment in which magnetic nanoparticles are introduced to the tum...
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A BSTRACT Aim and Objectives The study was conducted to to compare the dosimetric superiority between the Field in Field and Box techniques. Meterials and Methods We have taken 22 Patients of Ca esophagus for our study from our Institute database. Patients were already treated Box (4 fields) plan. Retrospectively additional Field in Field (FIF) p...
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Total Skin Electron Therapy for Mycosis Fungiods.
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Aim: Analysis of consistency of True Beam for Six months using Automated and Integrated Image-Based tool. Methods and materials: Data acquisition comprises a series of 40 images (12 KV and 28 MV Images) acquired at predefined positions without and with ISOCAL phantom in the beam and with predefined MLC pattern settings. Machine Performance Check ut...
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Aim: Analysis of consistency of True Beam for Six months using Automated and Integrated Image-Based tool. Methods and materials: Data acquisition comprises a series of 40 images (12 KV and 28 MV Images) acquired at predefined positions without and with ISOCAL phantom in the beam and with predefined MLC pattern settings. Machine Performance Check ut...
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Background: Long term exposure to environmental radioactivity and the associated external exposure due to gamma emitting radionuclides have serious health effects particularly on cancer risk. Of course, the soil radioactivity depends on the underlying rocks and consequently, the soil type and the geographic conditions. Objectives: Evaluation of exc...
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This article is my Ph. D research work.
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Since the creation of the universe, natural radioactivity has been an integral part of our environment and all living things are living and have to live in a sea of radiations. The natural radioactivity is caused by γ activities of Lignite belt of the Kashmir valley, India using NaI(Tl) Gamma ray spectrometer. specific activity concentration of Ra...
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An investigation has been carried out for various crystal parameters like homopolar gap (Eh), heteropolar gap (E c), average gap (Eg) and refractive index (n). These estimated values are used to calculate the ionicity of ternary chalcopyrite semiconductors. Based on the complex crystal chemical bond theory, the Moss formula which is for one type of...
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The present study was aimed at the determination of specific activity of locally manufactured and commercially available five cement types used as building material in Kashmir valley, India by using a NaI concentrations in the different analyzed cement samples were found to vary from 44.4±0.81 to 51.02±2.3 55.78±2.81 brand were above the world aver...
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Abstract The aim of the present study is to evaluate the dosimetric analysis of doses received by planning target volume and organs at risks by using intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) and three-dimensional conformal radiation therapy (3D-CRT) techniques in patients treated for glioblastoma multiforme. A total of ten patients underwent c...
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Background: Long-term exposure to environmental radioactivity and the associated external exposure due to gamma emitting radionuclides have serious health effects particularly on cancer risk. Of course, the soil radioactivity depends on the underlying rocks and consequently, the soil type and geographic conditions.Objectives: Evaluation of excess l...
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A pilot study was carried out in and around lignite belt of Nichahoma, Kupwara, and Kashmir to establish baseline background radiation data and to ascertain the radiological health hazards due to natural background radiation. The radiometric analyses were performed for the three different types of the samples: lignite (LG) samples, soil of the lign...
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The measurements of activity concentrations in soil of the lignite belt and soil of the villages surrounding the lignite belt have been carried out in order to present the radiological health hazards due to gamma radiation levels of the soil to general public. A low- background Pb-shielded gamma spectroscopic counting assembly utilizing NaI(Tl) det...
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Naturally occurring radionuclides of the ²²⁶Ra, ²³²Th, and ⁴⁰K present in the lignite samples was measured by using a low-background Pb-shielded gamma spectroscopic counting assembly utilizing NaI(Tl) detector for the measurement and to evaluation the radiation hazard indices and excess life time cancer risk. The average values of specific activity...
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Purpose: The counseling regarding the treatment option is an important objective in the management of early stages breast cancer. In this study, we attempt to compare and analyze the dosimetric aspects of 3DRT over IMRT in the whole breast radiotherapy.Methods and Materials: Both right and left sided computed tomography simulations of 14 women with...
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A simple model based on optical electronegativity difference has been proposed for calculating the energy gap, refractive index and electronic polarizability of different semiconductors and alkali halides. Correlation between energy gap, refractive index and electronic polarizability are given for II–VI, III–V semiconductors and alkali halides. The...

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