Patient-specific finite-element simulation of respiratory mechanics for radiotherapy guidance, a first evaluation study
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Nassir Navab | Tommaso Mansi | Ali Kamen | Jingdan Zhang | Jérôme Declerck | Bernhard Fuerst | Thomas Boettger | John E. Bayouth | Parmeshwar Khurd
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