Han et al., 2021 - Google Patents
Clinical implementation of automated treatment planning for whole‐brain radiotherapyHan et al., 2021
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- Author
- Han E
- Cardenas C
- Nguyen C
- Hancock D
- Xiao Y
- Mumme R
- Court L
- Rhee D
- Netherton T
- Li J
- Yeboa D
- Wang C
- Briere T
- Balter P
- Martel M
- Wen Z
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- Journal of applied clinical medical physics
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The purpose of the study was to develop and clinically deploy an automated, deep learning‐ based approach to treatment planning for whole‐brain radiotherapy (WBRT). We collected CT images and radiotherapy treatment plans to automate a beam aperture definition from …
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