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O'Brien, R (3)Caillet, V (2)Eade, T (2)Kim, JH (2)Bertholet, J (1)Briggs, A (1)Fuangrod, T (1)View moreSubjects 029903 - Medical Physics (3)
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An augmented correlation framework for the estimation of tumour translational and rotational motion during external beam radiotherapy treatments using intermittent monoscopic x-ray imaging and an external respiratory signal. 

Nguyen, DT; Booth, JT; Caillet, V; Hardcastle, N; Briggs, A; Hadad, C; Eade, T; O'Brien, R; Keall, P
Published 2018-10-01
Increasing evidence shows that intrafraction tumour motion monitoring must include both six degrees of freedom (6DoF): 3D translations and 3D rotations. Existing real-time algorithms for 6DoF target motion estimation require ...
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The accuracy and precision of Kilovoltage Intrafraction Monitoring (KIM) six degree-of-freedom prostate motion measurements during patient treatments. 

Kim, JH; Nguyen, DT; Booth, JT; Huang, CY; Fuangrod, T; Poulsen, P; O'Brien, R; Caillet, V; Eade, T; Kneebone, A; Keall, P
Published 2018-02-01
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: To perform a quantitative analysis of the accuracy and precision of Kilovoltage Intrafraction Monitoring (KIM) six degree-of-freedom (6DoF) prostate motion measurements during treatments. MATERIAL ...
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An interdimensional correlation framework for real-time estimation of six degree of freedom target motion using a single x-ray imager during radiotherapy. 

Nguyen, DT; Bertholet, J; Kim, JH; O'Brien, R; Booth, JT; Poulsen, PR; Keall, P
Published 2017-12-01
Increasing evidence suggests that intrafraction tumour motion monitoring needs to include both 3D translations and 3D rotations. Presently, methods to estimate the rotation motion require the 3D translation of the target ...
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