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    • The adaptation and investigation of cone-beam CT reconstruction algorithms for horizontal rotation fixed-gantry scans of rabbits. 

      Gardner, M; Dillon, O; Shieh, C-C; O'Brien, R; Debrot, E; Barber, J; Ahern, V; Bennett, P; Heng, SM; Corde, S; Jackson, M; Keall, P
      Published 2021
      Fixed-gantry radiation therapy has been proposed as a low-cost alternative to the conventional rotating-gantry radiation therapy, that may help meet the rising global treatment demand. Fixed-gantry systems require gravitational ...
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    • Magnetic modeling of actively shielded rotating MRI magnets in the presence of environmental steel. 

      Whelan, B; Leghissa, M; Amrei, P; Zaitsev, M; Heinrich, B; Fahrig, R; Rohdjess, H
      Published 2021
      Rotating MRI systems could enable novel integrated medical devices such as MRI-Linacs, MRI-xray-angiography systems, and MRI-proton therapy systems. This work aimed to investigate the feasibility of rotating actively ...
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    • Dose-based optimisation for multi-leaf collimator tracking during radiation therapy. 

      Mejnertsen, L; Hewson, E; Nguyen, DT; Booth, J; Keall, P
      Published 2021
      Motion in the patient anatomy causes a reduction in dose delivered to the target, while increasing dose to healthy tissue. Multi-leaf collimator (MLC) tracking has been clinically implemented to adapt dose delivery to ...
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    • Adapting to the motion of multiple independent targets using multileaf collimator tracking for locally advanced prostate cancer: Proof of principle simulation study. 

      Hewson, E; Ge, Y; O'Brien, R; Roderick, S; Bell, L; Poulsen, P; Eade, T; Booth, J; Keall, P; Nguyen, DT
      Published 2021
      Purpose: For patients with locally advanced cancer, multiple targets are treated simultaneously with radiotherapy. Differential motion between targets can compromise the treatment accuracy, yet there are currently no methods ...
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    • Pre-treatment and real-time image guidance for a fixed-beam radiotherapy system. 

      Liu, P; Gardner, M; Heng, SM; Shieh, C-C; Nguyen, DT; Debrot, E; O'Brien, R; Downes, S; Jackson, M; Keall, P
      Published 2021
      Purpose: A radiotherapy system with a fixed treatment beam and a rotating patient positioning system could be smaller, more robust and more cost effective compared to conventional rotating gantry systems. However, patient ...
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