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Interfractional variation in whole-breast VMAT irradiation: a dosimetric study with complementary SGRT and CBCT patient setup

Mankinen et al., 2024

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10953483862494531541
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Mankinen M
Virén T
Seppälä J
Koivumäki T
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Radiation Oncology

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Background The dosimetric effect of setup uncertainty and tissue deformations in left-sided whole-breast irradiation with complementary surface-guided radiotherapy (SGRT) and cone- beam computed tomography (CBCT) setup was evaluated. Method Treatment courses of …
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