Lindsay et al., 2019 - Google Patents
Investigation of combined kV/MV CBCT imaging with a high‐DQE MV detectorLindsay et al., 2019
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- Lindsay C
- Bazalova‐Carter M
- Wang A
- Shedlock D
- Wu M
- Newson M
- Xing L
- Ansbacher W
- Fahrig R
- Star‐Lack J
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- Medical Physics
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Purpose Combined kV–MV cone‐beam tomography (CBCT) imaging has been proposed for two potentially important image‐guided radiotherapy applications:(a) scan time reduction (STR) and (b) metal artifact reduction (MAR). However, the feasibility of these techniques …
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