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Cone-beam computed tomography internal motion tracking should be used to validate 4-dimensional computed tomography for abdominal radiation therapy patients

Rankine et al., 2016

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16688552420291075958
Author
Rankine L
Wan H
Parikh P
Maughan N
Poulsen P
DeWees T
Klein E
Santanam L
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International Journal of Radiation Oncology* Biology* Physics

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Purpose To demonstrate that fiducial tracking during pretreatment Cone-Beam CT (CBCT) can accurately measure tumor motion and that this method should be used to validate 4- dimensional CT (4DCT) margins before each treatment fraction. Methods and Materials For …
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