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The photon-isoeffective dose in boron neutron capture therapy

González et al., 2012

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10312180165060235200
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González S
Cruz G
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Radiation research

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With the aim to relate the effects observed in a clinical boron neutron capture therapy protocol to the corresponding outcomes in a standard photon radiation therapy,“RBE- weighted” doses are customarily calculated by adding the contributions of the different …
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