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    • Motion management within two respiratory-gating windows: feasibility study of dual quasi-breath-hold technique in gated medical procedures. 

      Kim, T; Kim, S; Park, YK; Youn, KK; Keall, P; Lee, R
      Published 2014-11-01
      A dual quasi-breath-hold (DQBH) technique is proposed for respiratory motion management (a hybrid technique combining breathing-guidance with breath-hold task in the middle). The aim of this study is to test a hypothesis ...
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    • Three-dimensional MRI-linac intra-fraction guidance using multiple orthogonal cine-MRI planes. 

      Bjerre, T; Crijns, S; af Rosenschöld, PM; Aznar, M; Specht, L; Larsen, R; Keall, P
      Published 2013-07-01
      The introduction of integrated MRI-radiation therapy systems will offer live intra-fraction imaging. We propose a feasible low-latency multi-plane MRI-linac guidance strategy. In this work we demonstrate how interleaved ...
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    • The first patient treatment of electromagnetic-guided real time adaptive radiotherapy using MLC tracking for lung SABR. 

      Booth, JT; Caillet, V; Hardcastle, N; O'Brien, R; Szymura, K; Crasta, C; Harris, B; Haddad, C; Eade, T; Keall, P
      Published 2016-10-01
      BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Real time adaptive radiotherapy that enables smaller irradiated volumes may reduce pulmonary toxicity. We report on the first patient treatment of electromagnetic-guided real time adaptive radiotherapy ...
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    • Multileaf Collimator Tracking Improves Dose Delivery for Prostate Cancer Radiation Therapy: Results of the First Clinical Trial. 

      Colvill, E; Booth, JT; O'Brien, RT; Eade, TN; Kneebone, AB; Poulsen, PR; Keall, P
      Published 2015-08-01
      PURPOSE: To test the hypothesis that multileaf collimator (MLC) tracking improves the consistency between the planned and delivered dose compared with the dose without MLC tracking, in the setting of a prostate cancer ...
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    • Six degrees-of-freedom prostate and lung tumor motion measurements using Kilovoltage intrafraction monitoring. 

      Huang, CY; Tehrani, JN; Ng, JA; Booth, J; Keall, P
      Published 2015-02-01
      PURPOSE: Tumor positional uncertainty has been identified as a major issue that deteriorates the efficacy of radiation therapy. Tumor rotational movement, which is not well understood, can result in significant geometric ...
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