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Does fluence smoothing reduce the complexity of the intensity-modulated radiation therapy treatment plan? A dosimetric analysis

Saroj et al., 2022

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3709966066713564304
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Saroj D
Yadav S
Paliwal N
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Journal of Medical Physics

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Background: Intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) may have too many peaks and valleys, making the treatment plan undeliverable. When there are too many fluency differences between adjacent pixels in the X or Y directions, the X and Y smoothing factors …
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