Identification of Patient Benefit From Proton Therapy for Advanced Head and Neck Cancer Patients Based on Individual and Subgroup Normal Tissue Complication Probability Analysis.
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Steffen Löck | Annika Jakobi | Mechthild Krause | Michael Baumann | Armin Lühr | Rosalind Perrin | Christian Richter | Daniela Thorwarth | Daniel Zips | Kristin Stützer | Anna Bandurska-Luque | Robert Haase | David Mönnich | A. Lühr | S. Löck | A. Jakobi | M. Krause | M. Baumann | D. Mönnich | D. Zips | D. Thorwarth | C. Richter | R. Perrin | R. Haase | K. Stützer | Linda-Jacqueline Wack | Damien Perez | L. Wack | A. Bandurska-Luque | D. Perez
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