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Published in Brain Cancer

Journal Scan / Research · July 12, 2022

Dedicated Stereotactic Radiosurgery Imaging Improves Brain Metastases Detection and Reduces the Risk of Intracranial Relapse

Radiotherapy & Oncology

 

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Radiotherapy & Oncology
Dedicated isotropic 3-D T1 SPACE sequence imaging for radiosurgery planning improves brain metastases detection and reduces the risk of intracranial relapse
Radiother Oncol 2022 Jun 02;173(2022)84-92, T Kutuk, KJ Abrams, MC Tom, M Rubens, H Appel, C Sidani, MD Hall, R Tolakanahalli, DJJ Wieczorek, AN Gutierrez, MW McDermott, MS Ahluwalia, MP Mehta, R Kotecha

From MEDLINE®/PubMed®, a database of the U.S. National Library of Medicine.

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