Comparison of onboard low-field magnetic resonance imaging versus onboard computed tomography for anatomy visualization in radiotherapy

Feasibility of MRI-based reference images for image-guided radiotherapy of the pelvis with either cone-beam computed tomography or planar localization images

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The ViewRay System: Magnetic Resonance–Guided and Controlled Radiotherapy

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Improved quality of computed tomography substitute derived from magnetic resonance (MR) data by incorporation of spatial information – potential application for MR-only radiotherapy and attenuation correction in positron emission tomography

(2013) Adam Johansson et al.   ACTA ONCOLOGICA

T1/T2*-weighted MRI provides clinically relevant pseudo-CT density data for the pelvic bones in MRI-only based radiotherapy treatment planning

(2012) Mika Kapanen et al.   ACTA ONCOLOGICA

Standardizing Naming Conventions in Radiation Oncology

(2012) Lakshmi Santanam et al.   INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RADIATION ONCOLOGY BIOLOGY PHYSICS

Commissioning of MRI-only based treatment planning procedure for external beam radiotherapy of prostate

(2012) Mika Kapanen et al.   MAGNETIC RESONANCE IN MEDICINE

MRI simulation for radiotherapy treatment planning

(2012) Slobodan Devic   MEDICAL PHYSICS

MRI-guided prostate radiation therapy planning: Investigation of dosimetric accuracy of MRI-based dose planning

(2011) Jonathan Lambert et al.   RADIOTHERAPY AND ONCOLOGY

Clinical evaluation of 3D/3D MRI-CBCT automatching on brain tumors for online patient setup verification – A step towards MRI-based treatment planning

(2010) Sune K. Buhl et al.   ACTA ONCOLOGICA

Treatment planning using MRI data: an analysis of the dose calculation accuracy for different treatment regions

(2010) Joakim H Jonsson et al.   Radiation Oncology

First MR images obtained during megavoltage photon irradiation from a prototype integrated linac-MR system

(2009) B. G. Fallone et al.   MEDICAL PHYSICS

Integrating a 1.5 T MRI scanner with a 6 MV accelerator: proof of concept

(2009) B W Raaymakers et al.   PHYSICS IN MEDICINE AND BIOLOGY