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Considerations when introducing MRI into a radiation therapy environment

Shirley et al., 2021

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234328949391214073
Author
Shirley B
Baines J
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Journal of Medical Radiation Sciences

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This issue of Journal of Medical Radiation Sciences includes two papers presenting different uses of magnetic resonance (MR) in radiation therapy (RT). 1, 2 With the advancement of MR-simulators and magnetic resonance linear accelerators (MRL), in addition to the use of …
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