A new parameter computed with independent component analysis to predict rectal toxicity following prostate cancer radiotherapy
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Laurent Albera | Amar Kachenoura | Renaud de Crevoisier | Juan David Ospina | Caroline Lafond | Oscar Acosta | Nathalie Costet | Aureline Fargeas | A. Kachenoura | R. Crevoisier | O. Acosta | L. Albera | C. Lafond | N. Costet | J. Ospina | A. Fargeas
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