AAPM VL-Clinical Implementation of MR-IGRT

2021 AAPM Virtual 63rd Annual Meeting - Session: Clinical Implementation of MR-IGRT

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Proof Is in the Plan: Pros and Cons of MRgART
Anil Sethi, PhD Loyola University Medical Center
asethi@lumc.edu

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	Tools of the Trade: MR Linacs & Image Optimization for MRgART - Bas Raaymakers University Medical Center Utrecht
	State of the ART 1: Low Field MRgART - Poonam Yadav, PhD School of Medicine and Public Health UW-Madison
	State of the ART 2: High Field MRgART - Daniel Hyer, PhD University of Iowa
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2021 AAPM Virtual 63rd Annual Meeting - Session: Clinical Implementation of MR-IGRT

This video is currently visible only to AAPM Members, Affiliates and Developing Country Educational Associates. Embargo periods are typically one year from the date the presentation was first published.