A biological modeling based comparison of two strategies for adaptive radiotherapy of urinary bladder cancer.

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Control over structure-specific flexibility improves anatomical accuracy for point-based deformable registration in bladder cancer radiotherapy.

The response of the urinary bladder, urethra, and ureter to radiation and chemotherapy.

Comparison of adaptive radiotherapy techniques for the treatment of bladder cancer.

Long-term bladder, colorectal, and sexual functions after radical radiotherapy for urinary bladder cancer.

Validation of deformable image registration algorithms on CT images of ex vivo porcine bladders with fiducial markers.

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