Increasing treatment accuracy for cervical cancer patients using correlations between bladder-filling change and cervix-uterus displacements: proof of principle.
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Rozilawati Ahmad | Sandra Quint | Mischa S Hoogeman | M. Hoogeman | B. Heijmen | J. Mens | Ben J M Heijmen | S. Quint | Maria Bondar | V Dhawtal | Ilse De Pree | Jan Willem Mens | Rozilawati Ahmad | M. Bondar | I. de Pree | V. Dhawtal
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