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Biological effect of dose distortion by fiducial markers in spot‐scanning proton therapy with a limited number of fields: a simulation study

Matsuura et al., 2012

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Matsuura T
Maeda K
Sutherland K
Takayanagi T
Shimizu S
Takao S
Miyamoto N
Nihongi H
Toramatsu C
Nagamine Y
Fujimoto R
Suzuki R
Ishikawa M
Umegaki K
Shirato H
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Medical physics

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Purpose: In accurate proton spot‐scanning therapy, continuous target tracking by fluoroscopic x ray during irradiation is beneficial not only for respiratory moving tumors of lung and liver but also for relatively stationary tumors of prostate. Implanted gold markers …
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