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2019 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: Surface Image Guided Radiotherapy

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Improvements in Patient Setup and Treatment Efficiency Using SGRT
Dennis Stanley, PhD The University of Alabama at Birmingham
dennis.n.stanley@gmail.com

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	SGRT: Overview and New Trends - Alonso Gutierrez, PhD Miami Cancer Institute
	Lessons Learned and Implementation Challenges of a SGRT DIBH Breast Program - Hania Al-Hallaq, PhD The University of Chicago
	SGRT: Clinical Uses and Potential Future Applications - Ryan Foster, PhD Atrium Health/LCI NorthEast
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2019 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: Surface Image Guided Radiotherapy

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