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Abstract Purpose Single‐isocenter multitarget (SIMT) radiosurgery has become increasingly popular as advancement in planning and delivery systems have made this approach clinically viable. With targets varying in size and distance from isocenter, SIMT plans are highly complex with dynamic multileaf collimator (MLC) motion.
Hem Moktan+3 more
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Bridging the gap: translating and simplifying CFIR 2.0 for French practitioners in implementation science. [PDF]
Pellet J, Pouzols S, Ridde V, Mabire C.
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Abstract Purpose Palliative radiotherapy comprises a significant portion of the radiation treatment workload. Volumetric‐modulated arc therapy (VMAT) improves dose conformity and, in conjunction with flattening filter free (FFF) delivery, can decrease treatment times, both of which are desirable in a population with a high probability of retreatment ...
Madeleine L. Van de Kleut+2 more
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Connecting the bibliographic-directed citation networks of translational research and implementation science. [PDF]
Hennessy Garza R+3 more
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Properties and units in the clinical laboratory sciences. Part XXIII. The NPU terminology, principles, and implementation: A user’s guide (IUPAC Technical Report) [PDF]
Ulla Magdal Petersen+2 more
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Abstract Purpose The dual‐layer multileaf collimator (MLC) in Halcyon adds complexities to the dose calculation process owing to the variability of dosimetric characteristics with leaf motion. Recently, an enhanced leaf model (ELM) was developed to refine the MLC model in the Eclipse treatment planning system. This study investigates the performance of
Ryohei Miyasaka+6 more
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Impacts of pragmatic implementation science in a primary care laboratory. [PDF]
Huguet N+4 more
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Implementation and outlook of a new repository system at the National Institute of Materials Science
Mikiko Tanifuji+3 more
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