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    • Audiovisual biofeedback improves the correlation between internal/external surrogate motion and lung tumor motion. 

      Lee, D; Greer, PB; Paganelli, C; Ludbrook, JJ; Kim, T; Keall, P
      Published 2018-03-01
      PURPOSE: Breathing management can reduce breath-to-breath (intrafraction) and day-by-day (interfraction) variability in breathing motion while utilizing the respiratory motion of internal and external surrogates for ...
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    • A comparison of gantry-mounted x-ray-based real-time target tracking methods. 

      Montanaro, T; Nguyen, DT; Keall, P; Booth, J; Caillet, V; Eade, T; Hadad, C; Shieh, CC
      Published 2018-03-01
      PURPOSE: Most modern radiotherapy machines are built with a 2D kV imaging system. Combining this imaging system with a 2D-3D inference method would allow for a ready-made option for real-time 3D tumor tracking. This work ...
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    • In vivo recording of the vestibular microphonic in mammals. 

      Pastras, Christopher; Curthoys, Ian; Brown, Daniel
      Published 2017-10-01
      BACKGROUND: The Vestibular Microphonic (VM) has only featured in a handful of publications, mostly involving non-mammalian and ex vivo models. The VM is the extracellular analogue of the vestibular hair cell receptor ...
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    • Dynamic response to sound and vibration of the guinea pig utricular macula, measured in vivo using Laser Doppler Vibrometry 

      Pastras, Christopher; Curthoys, Ian S; Brown, Daniel John
      Published 2018-12-01
      With the use of a commercially available Laser Doppler Vibrometer (LDV) we have measured the velocity of the surgically exposed utricular macula in the dorsoventral plane, in anaesthetized guinea pigs, during Air Conducted ...
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    • Response of the Inner Ear to Lipopolysaccharide Introduced Directly into Scala Media. 

      Brown, Daniel; Sokolic, Ljiljana; Fung, Albert; Pastras, Christopher
      Published 2018-12-01
      In an attempt to develop an animal model of immune mediated Meniere's disease, we have injected lipopolysaccharide (LPS) directly into scala media of guinea pigs and monitored functional and morphological changes over a ...
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