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Development and clinical implementation of semi‐automated treatment planning including 3D printable applicator holders in complex skin brachytherapy

Guthier et al., 2020

Document ID
15517563505002479790
Author
Guthier C
Devlin P
Harris T
O’Farrell D
Cormack R
Buzurovic I
Publication year
Publication venue
Medical Physics

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Purpose High‐dose‐rate brachytherapy (HDR‐BT) is a treatment option for malignant skin diseases compared to external beam radiation therapy, HDR‐BT provides improved target coverage, better organ sparing, and has comparable treatment times. This is especially true …
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