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Roed et al., 2017 - Google Patents

The potential of polymer gel dosimeters for 3D MR-IGRT quality assurance

Roed et al., 2017

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5788973395917593830
Author
Roed Y
Ding Y
Wen Z
Wang J
Pinsky L
Ibbott G
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Journal of Physics: Conference Series

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Advances in radiotherapy technology have enabled more accurate delivery of radiation doses to anatomically complex tumor volumes, while sparing surrounding tissues. The most recent advanced treatment modality combines a radiation delivery system (either Cobalt-60 …
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