Exploratory Study of M-1 Propellant Dust Explosibility.

Gehring, J. W.; Friesenhahn, G. J.; Rindner, Richard M.; Seals, William

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“…Some planning system can also acquire digital angiography images directly in digital format. These images can then be displayed on the planning computer in two-dimensional slices along axial, sagital or coronal planes, or as a three-dimensional object (32). Fusion of angiography data with axial images is also possible.…”

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Treatment Planning for Stereotactic Radiosurgery with Photon Beams

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2003

Technol Cancer Res Treat

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www.tcrt.org .Stereotactic Radiosurgery (SRS) has evolved as a unique discipline that combines aspects of both surgery and radiation oncology. Technological developments in the past few decades have provided a wide array of treatment techniques, including (i) the Gamma KnifeTM; (ii) Linac-based stereotactic techniques using circular collimators or using micro multileaf collimators (mMLCs); (iii) the Cyber KnifeTM. using an x-band Iinac mounted on a robotic arm; and (iv) serial and spiral tomotherapy. This paper provides a review of the treatment planning methods for stereotactic radiosurgery. Because of the differences in planning strategies used for each SRS technique. this paper will provide both a general review of the pre-requisites and common features of SRS treatment planning and the planning techniques specific to each of the SRS techniques.

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Treatment Planning for Stereotactic Radiosurgery with Photon Beams

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2003

Technol Cancer Res Treat

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Exploratory Study of M-1 Propellant Dust Explosibility.

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Treatment Planning for Stereotactic Radiosurgery with Photon Beams

Treatment Planning for Stereotactic Radiosurgery with Photon Beams

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