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A comparative study of identical VMAT plans with and without jaw tracking technique

Wu et al., 2016

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626855019891955467
Author
Wu H
Jiang F
Yue H
Hu Q
Zhang J
Liu Z
Gong J
Li S
Geng J
Zhang Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Applied Clinical Medical Physics

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The unwanted radiation transmission through the multileaf collimators could be reduced by the jaw tracking technique which is commercially available on Varian TrueBeam accelerators. On the basis of identical plans, this study aims to investigate the dosimetric …
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