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Elsevier, Radiotherapy & Oncology, 1(108), p. 114-117

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Evaluation of the clinical usefulness for using verification images during frameless radiosurgery

Journal article published in 2012 by Thierry Gevaert, Marlies Boussaer, Benedikt Engels, C. Fabien Litré, C. Fabien Litré, Antoine Prieur, Didier Wdowczyk, Dirk Verellen, Guy Storme, J. D'Haens, Jean D’Haens, P. Collin, Philippe Colin, Mark De Ridder ORCID
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Abstract

Our previous studies showed that intrafraction motion needs to be corrected for in frameless radiosurgery. This study was designed to evaluate if verification images can correct for mechanical inaccuracy and intrafraction motion. With proper immobilization and verification images on a regular basis during treatment, mechanical (table-) inaccuracies and intrafraction motion can be corrected for and the absence of PTV-margins warranted.