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Quality assurance of 3-D treatment planning systems for external photon and electron beams

Bruinvis et al., 2005

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3973364232633270608
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Bruinvis I
Keus R
Lenglet W
Meijer G
Mijnheer B
Van’t Veld A
Venselaar J
Welleweerd J
Woudstra E
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The Nederlandse Commissie voor Stralingsdosimetrie (NCS, Netherlands Commission on Radiation Dosimetry) was officially established on September 3 1982 with the aim of promoting the appropriate use of dosimetry of ionising radiation both for research and …
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