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Investigate the Delivery Efficiency Improvement for Sparc Compared to IMPT

Liu et al., 2023

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16651972921385984334
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Liu P
de Jong B
Chang S
Zhao L
Liu G
Stevens C
Deraniyagala R
Korevaar E
Langendijk J
Li X
Ding X
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Purpose: To assess the efficiency improvement of SPArc compared to IMPT in proton clinical operation. Methods: A random clinical operation day at a proton therapy center with a two room system. Aa total of 10 Head & Neck cancer cases treated on Jan 6th, 2021were …
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