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Radiotherapy

Scintillator array validates MRI-guided multileaf collimator tracking

25 May 2023 Tami Freeman
Prescilla Uijtewaal and colleagues at UMC Utrecht
Managing motion Prescilla Uijtewaal (centre) and colleagues at University Medical Center Utrecht with the dosimetric phantom set up in the Elekta Unity MR-linac. (Courtesy: Prescilla Uijtewaal)
MRI-guided radiotherapy systems offer the ability to visualize tumour targets and surrounding organs

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