Proton versus photon therapy for esophageal cancer – A trimodality strategy (PROTECT) NCT050555648

Mortensen, H.R.; Populaire, P.; Hoffmann, L.; Moeller, D.S.; Appelt, A.; Nafteux, P.; Muijs, C.T.; Grau, C.; Hawkins, M.A.; Troost, E.G.C.; Defraene, G.; Canters, R.; Clarke, C.S.; Weber, D.C.; Korevaar, E.W.; Haustermans, K.; Nordsmark, M.; Gebski, Val; Achiam, M.P.; Markar, Sheraz R.; Radhakrishna, Ganesh; Berbee, Maaike; Scartoni, Daniele; Orlandi, Ester; Doyen, Jerome; Gregoire, Vincent; Crehange, Gilles; Langendijk, Johannes; Lorgelly, Paula; Blommenstein, Hedwig M.; Byskov, Camilla S.; Ehmsen, Mai L.; Jensen, Maria Fuglsang; Freixas, Gloria Vilches; Bütof, Rebecca

doi:10.1016/j.radonc.2023.109980

Radiotherapy and Oncology

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.radonc.2023.109980

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Proton versus photon therapy for esophageal cancer – A trimodality strategy (PROTECT) NCT050555648

H.R. Mortensen,

P. Populaire,

L. Hoffmann

et al.

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Proton versus photon therapy for esophageal cancer – A trimodality strategy (PROTECT) NCT050555648

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Autodelineation methods in a simulated fully automated proton therapy workflow for esophageal cancer

Autodelineation methods in a simulated fully automated proton therapy workflow for esophageal cancer

Robustness of intensity modulated proton treatment of esophageal cancer for anatomical changes and breathing motion

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