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Assessing respiration-induced tumor motion and internal target volume using four-dimensional computed tomography for radiotherapy of lung cancer

Liu et al., 2007

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4232076197635475508
Author
Liu H
Balter P
Tutt T
Choi B
Zhang J
Wang C
Chi M
Luo D
Pan T
Hunjan S
Starkschall G
Rosen I
Prado K
Liao Z
Chang J
Komaki R
Cox J
Mohan R
Dong L
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International Journal of Radiation Oncology* Biology* Physics

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Purpose: To assess three-dimensional tumor motion caused by respiration and internal target volume (ITV) for radiotherapy of lung cancer. Methods and Materials: Respiration- induced tumor motion was analyzed for 166 tumors from 152 lung cancer patients, 57.2% of …
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