Desobry et al., 1991 - Google Patents
Rotational kernels for conformal therapyDesobry et al., 1991
- Document ID
- 9813405052736180289
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- Desobry G
- Wells N
- Boyer A
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- Publication venue
- Medical physics
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Conformal therapy treatment planning involves determining an irradiation strategy to deliver a dose distribution which is optimized for a given tumor volume. A technique proposed by Brahme restricts the search for the optimal treatment strategy to x‐ray distributions in which …
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