Intrafraction Patient Movement in Spinal IMRT. Consequences for CTV-PTC Margins.
Ruud Wiggenraad from the Medical Center Haaglanden in the Hague, The Netherlands, discusses the consequences of intrafraction patient movement in spinal IMRT for CTV-PTV margins. He begins by outlining study: the types of patients, the purpose, as well as the methods and results and how errors were impacted by integrating ExacTrac.
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Ruud Wiggenraad
Medical Center Haaglanden, Netherlands
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