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2017 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: The Role of Physics in Long Term Epidemiological Studies of Pediatric Radiotherapy Patients

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What We Have Learned From Epidemiological Studies of Pediatric Radiotherapy Patients and Remaining Questions Amy Berrington deGonzalez, National Cancer Institute Handout(s): 127-35249-418554-127413.pdf

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	Experiences at MD Anderson Cancer Center for Normal Tissue Dose Reconstructions - Rebecca Howell, PhD UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
	Application of Computational Human Phantoms and Monte Carlo Methods in Normal Tissue Dose Reconstructions - Choonik Lee, PhD University of Michigan
	Analytical Methods for Normal Tissue Dose Reconstructions - Wayne Newhauser, PhD Louisiana State University

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