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    • Radiotherapy beyond cancer: target localization in real-time MRI and treatment planning for cardiac radiosurgery. 

      Ipsen, S; Blanck, O; Oborn, B; Bode, F; Liney, G; Hunold, P; Rades, D; Schweikard, A; Keall, P
      Published 2014-12-01
      PURPOSE: Atrial fibrillation (AFib) is the most common cardiac arrhythmia that affects millions of patients world-wide. AFib is usually treated with minimally invasive, time consuming catheter ablation techniques. While ...
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    • Technical Note: A novel leaf sequencing optimization algorithm which considers previous underdose and overdose events for MLC tracking radiotherapy. 

      Witotzky, E; O'Brien, R; Keall, P
      Published 2016-01-01
      PURPOSE: Multileaf collimator (MLC) tracking radiotherapy is complex as the beam pattern needs to be modified due to the planned intensity modulation as well as the real-time target motion. The target motion cannot be ...
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    • Magnetization curves of sintered heavy tungsten alloys for applications in MRI-guided radiotherapy 

      Kolling, S; Oborn, B; Keall, P; Horvat, J
      Published 2014-06-01
      PURPOSE: Due to the current interest in MRI-guided radiotherapy, the magnetic properties of the materials commonly used in radiotherapy are becoming increasingly important. In this paper, measurement results for the ...
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    • Increasing dependence on industry-funded research creates higher risk of biased reporting in medical physics 

      Dieterich, S; Keall, P; Orton, C
      Published 2013-10-01
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    • Quantifying the accuracy of the tumor motion and area as a function of acceleration factor for the simulation of the dynamic keyhole magnetic resonance imaging method 

      Lee, D; Greer, P; Pollock, S; Kim, T; Keall, P
      Published 2016-05-01
      PURPOSE: The dynamic keyhole is a new MR image reconstruction method for thoracic and abdominal MR imaging. To date, this method has not been investigated with cancer patient magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) data. The ...
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