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    • Cardiac radioablation for atrial fibrillation: Target motion characterization and treatment delivery considerations. 

      Lydiard, S; Pontre, B; Lowe, B; Ball, H; Sasso, G; Keall, P
      Published 2021
      Purpose: The safe delivery of cardiac radioablation (CR) for atrial fibrillation (AF) is challenged by multi-direction target motion, cardiac rate variability, target proximity to critical structures, and the importance ...
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    • Pelvic organ motion and dosimetric implications during horizontal patient rotation for prostate radiation therapy. 

      Buckley, J; Dowling, J; Sidhom, M; Liney, G; Rai, R; Metcalfe, p; Holloway, L; Keall, P
      Published 2021
      Purpose: Gantry-free radiation therapy systems utilizing patient rotation would be simpler and more cost effective than the conventional gantry-based systems. Such a system could enable the expansion of radiation therapy ...
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    • A Review of Cardiac Radioablation (CR) for Arrhythmias: Procedures, Technology, and Future Opportunities. 

      Lydiard, S; Blanck, O; Hugo, G; O'Brien, R; Keall, P
      Published 2021
      Purpose: Cardiac radioablation (CR), a new treatment for cardiac arrhythmias such as ventricular tachycardia and atrial fibrillation, has had promising clinical outcomes to date. There is consequent desire for rapid clinical ...
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    • Measurements of human tolerance to horizontal rotation within an MRI scanner: Towards gantry-free radiation therapy. 

      Buckley, J; Smith, A; Sidhom, M; Rai, R; Liney, G; Dowling, J; Metcalfe, P; Holloway, L; Keall, P
      Published 2021
      Introduction: Recent advances in image guidance and adaptive radiotherapy could enable gantry-free radiotherapy using patient rotation. Gantry-free radiotherapy could substantially reduce the cost of radiotherapy systems ...
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    • Towards real-time 4D radiation dosimetry on an MRI-Linac 

      De Deene, Y; Wheatley, M; Dong, B; Roberts, N; Jelen, U; Waddington, D; Liney, G
      Published 2020
      4D radiation dosimetry using a highly radiation-sensitive polymer gel dosimeter with real-time quantitative magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) readout is presented as a technique to acquire the accumulated radiation dose ...
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