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Prospective Feasibility Trial of Radiotherapy Target Definition for Head and Neck Cancer Using 3-Dimensional PET and CT Imaging
Christopher Scarfone, William C. Lavely, Anthony J. Cmelak, Dominique Delbeke, William H. Martin, Dean Billheimer and Dennis E. Hallahan
Journal of Nuclear Medicine April 2004, 45 (4) 543-552;
Christopher Scarfone
William C. Lavely
Anthony J. Cmelak
Dominique Delbeke
William H. Martin
Dean Billheimer
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Journal of Nuclear Medicine
Vol. 65, Issue 4
April 1, 2024
Prospective Feasibility Trial of Radiotherapy Target Definition for Head and Neck Cancer Using 3-Dimensional PET and CT Imaging
Christopher Scarfone, William C. Lavely, Anthony J. Cmelak, Dominique Delbeke, William H. Martin, Dean Billheimer, Dennis E. Hallahan
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Apr 2004, 45 (4) 543-552;
Prospective Feasibility Trial of Radiotherapy Target Definition for Head and Neck Cancer Using 3-Dimensional PET and CT Imaging
Christopher Scarfone, William C. Lavely, Anthony J. Cmelak, Dominique Delbeke, William H. Martin, Dean Billheimer, Dennis E. Hallahan
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Apr 2004, 45 (4) 543-552;
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