The significance of 4D CT simulation inprecise definition of target volumen lung carcinoma intensity modulated radiation therapy treatment

Slavica Marić ,
Slavica Marić
Ljiljana Tadić-Latinović ,
Ljiljana Tadić-Latinović
Branislava Jakovljević ,
Branislava Jakovljević
Pavle Banović ,
Pavle Banović
Aleksandar Kostovski ,
Aleksandar Kostovski
Milomir Milaković ,
Milomir Milaković
Dražen Jaroš
Dražen Jaroš

Published: 01.12.2016.

Biochemistry

Volume 33, Issue 3 (2017)

pp. 1487-1493;

https://doi.org/10.5937/matmed1701487m

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