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A phantom based evaluation on the effects of patient breathing motion on Stereotactic Body Radiotherapy treatment volumes
Aim: The aim of the study was to design an upper body phantom to mimic the movement of the lesion inside the lungs during a breathing cycle. Phantom design included an assessment of the motion observed for lung lesions, identification of suitable phantom materials as well as design of a motorized ar...
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Division of Radiology
2020
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