Kubo et al., 2002 - Google Patents
Introduction of audio gating to further reduce organ motion in breathing synchronized radiotherapyKubo et al., 2002
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- 14952415686583381276
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- Kubo H
- Wang L
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- Medical Physics
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With breathing synchronized radiotherapy (BSRT), a voltage signal derived from an organ displacement detector is usually displayed on the vertical axis whereas the elapsed time is shown on the horizontal axis. The voltage gate window is set on the breathing voltage …
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