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2013 AAPM Annual Meeting

Session: The Impact of Intensity Modulated Proton Therapy on Proton Therapy?

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IMPT - as important for proton therapy as IMRT for x-rays? Thomas Bortfeld, PhD, Massachusetts General Hospital, MA, 2114 UNITED STATES tbortfeld@partners.org Handout(s): 77-22613-310436-101892.pdf Handout(s): 77-22613-310436-92029.pdf Handout(s): 77-22613-310436-91404.pdf

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	Efficacy of Proton Therapy for Prostate Cancer: Clinical and Policy Considerations - Ronald Chen, UNC Health Care, NC, 27514 UNITED STATES
	Impact of IMPT in Lung Cancer - Joe Y Chang, MD Anderson, TX, UNITED STATES
	IMPT for lung cancer: Physics Consideration - Xiaodong Zhang, PhD, UT MD Anderson Cancer Center, TX, 77030 UNITED STATES
	Building (and Operating) a Scanning-Only Proton Facility - Jon Kruse, PhD, Mayo Clinic, MN, 55905 UNITED STATES
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