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Dosimetric Impact of CT/MRI-Based Target Delineation Differences in Radiotherapy for Brain Metastases Close to the Skull

2026-07-17

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> Background To quantify the dosimetric impact of CT/MRI-based target delineation differences in radiotherapy for brain metastases close to the skull (BMCS), and to provide evidence for target volume delineation and treatment strategy selection. Methods This retrospective study included 245 BMCS lesions from 132 patients who underwent radiotherapy, including 88 lesions treated with wh...

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600462a9-62c2-5752-8d44-066321358c84
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-10052939/v1
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