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327   $aTable of Contents -- 1. Basic Radiation Protection for the Safe Use of Radiation and Nuclear Technologies -- 2. Linear Quadratic Model in the Clinical Practice via the Web-Application -- 3. Radiogenomics: A Personalized Strategy for Predicting Radiation-Induced Dermatitis -- 4. Cervical Cancer -- 5. Evaluation of Patients for Radiotherapy for Prostate Adenocarcinoma -- 6. SBRT in Hepatocellular Carcinoma -- 7. Long-Term Toxicities among Wilms Tumor Survivors.
330   $aAs technology in radiation oncology moves forward, there is a need for continued process improvement in dose calibration and calculation of dose to tumor and normal tissue targets in a comprehensive and uniform manner. This is especially true for intensity modulation therapy, small-field radiation therapy with stereotactic techniques, brachytherapy, and protons. In this book, we examine modern topics in the evolving field of radiation dosimetry and close with a chapter on how modern dosimetry techniques will be applied to each oncology disease site.
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