A Real Time Dose Monitoring and Dose Reconstruction Tool for Patient Specific VMAT QA and Delivery
Neelam Tyagi, Kai Yang, David Gersten, and Di Yan
Purpose: To develop a real time dose monitoring and dose reconstruction tool to identify and quantify sources of errors during patient specific volumetric modulated arc therapy (VMAT) delivery and quality assurance.
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