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A Generalized Formulation of the ‘Incomplete-repair’ Model for Cell Survival and Tissue Response to Fractionated Low Dose-rate Irradiation

1 Jan 1990

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A generalized equation for cell survival or tissue effects after fractionated low dose-rate irradiations, when there is incomplete repair between fractions and significant repair during fractions, is derived in terms of the h- and g-functions of the 'incomplete-repair' (IR) model. This model was developed originally from the concept of 'dose equivalent of incomplete repair', assuming that the repair of radiation...

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PMID: 1967284
DOI: 10.1080/09553009014550401

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