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Mathematical estimation and in vivo dose measurement for cone-beam computed tomography on prostate cancer patients

Jeng et al., 2009

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14215483504534591896
Author
Jeng S
Tsai C
Chan W
Tung C
Wu J
Cheng J
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Radiotherapy and Oncology

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BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) increases the doses on normal tissues. Our study sought to develop a mathematical model that would provide an estimate of and verify in vivo rectal dose from CBCT in prostate cancer patients …
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