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Development of computer-based algorithms for unsupervised assessment of radiotherapy contouring

2019-01-01

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INTRODUCTION: Despite the advances in radiotherapy treatment delivery, target volume delineation remains one of the greatest sources of error in the radiotherapy delivery process, which can lead to poor tumour control probability and impact clinical outcome. Contouring assessments are performed to ensure high quality of target volume definition in clinical trials but this can be subjective and labour-intensive. Th...

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DOI: 10.17863/cam.31839

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