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Evaluation of the 'dose of the day'for IMRT prostate cancer patients derived from portal dose measurements and cone-beam CT

van Zijtveld et al., 2010

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18137826336703875509
Author
van Zijtveld M
Dirkx M
Breuers M
Kuipers R
Heijmen B
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Radiotherapy and Oncology

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PURPOSE: High geometrical and dosimetrical accuracies are required for radiotherapy treatments where IMRT is applied in combination with narrow treatment margins in order to minimize dose delivery to normal tissues. As an overall check, we implemented a method for …
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