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Real-time MRI-guided hyperthermia treatment using a fast adaptive algorithm

Stakhursky et al., 2009

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14105679797858723122
Author
Stakhursky V
Arabe O
Cheng K
MacFall J
Maccarini P
Craciunescu O
Dewhirst M
Stauffer P
Das S
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Physics in Medicine & Biology

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Magnetic resonance (MR) imaging is promising for monitoring and guiding hyperthermia treatments. The goal of this work is to investigate the stability of an algorithm for online MR thermal image guided steering and focusing of heat into the target volume. The control …
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