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Keall et al., 2015 - Google Patents

The first clinical treatment with kilovoltage intrafraction monitoring (KIM): a real‐time image guidance method

Keall et al., 2015

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4735223087302007456
Author
Keall P
Aun Ng J
O'Brien R
Colvill E
Huang C
Rugaard Poulsen P
Fledelius W
Juneja P
Simpson E
Bell L
Alfieri F
Eade T
Kneebone A
Booth J
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Medical physics

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Purpose: Kilovoltage intrafraction monitoring (KIM) is a real‐time image guidance method that uses widely available radiotherapy technology, ie, a gantry‐mounted x‐ray imager. The authors report on the geometric and dosimetric results of the first patient treatment using KIM …
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