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Observed advantages of autoplanning were clinically relevant and larger than reported in the literature. The latter is likely related to the multi-criterial nature of the applied autoplanning algorithm, with for each center a dedicated configuration that aims at plan improvements relative to its (clinical) training plans. Large variations among patients in differences between manVMAT and autoVMAT point at inconsistencies in manual planning.

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Unilateral neck irradiation for well-lateralized oropharyngeal cancer

Al‐Mamgani

Rooij

Fransen

et al. 2013

Radiotherapy and Oncology

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