Dose and volume parameters for MRI-based treatment planning in intracavitary brachytherapy for cervical cancer.
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Christian Kirisits | Richard Pötter | Dietmar Georg | Johannes Dimopoulos | J. Dimopoulos | C. Kirisits | S. Lang | R. Pötter | D. Georg | N. Wachter-Gerstner | Natascha Wachter-Gerstner | Stefan Lang | R. Pötter
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