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The impact of respiratory motion and treatment technique on stereotactic body radiation therapy for liver cancer

Wu et al., 2008

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9785999229177372188
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Wu Q
Thongphiew D
Wang Z
Chankong V
Yin F
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Medical physics

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Stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT), which delivers a much higher fractional dose than conventional treatment in only a few fractions, is an effective treatment for liver metastases. For patients who are treated under free‐breathing conditions, however …
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