AAPM VL-Motion Management in SBRT: Principles, Advances and Clinical Implementations

2018 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: Motion Management in SBRT: Principles, Advances and Clinical Implementations

Minimizing effects of respiratory motion: principles, strategies and clinical implications
Lei Ren, PhD Duke University Medical Center
lei.ren@duke.edu

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137-40159-446581-136278.pdf

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	Source of motions: Imaging and monitoring during the process of external beam radiotherapy - Yi Rong, PhD University of California-Davis
	Targeting Internal Anatomy in Real-Time during Radiotherapy - Paul Keall, PhD University of Sydney

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2018 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: Motion Management in SBRT: Principles, Advances and Clinical Implementations