Feasibility of dynamic adaptive passive scattering proton therapy with computed tomography image guidance in the lung.

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Hidenobu Tachibana

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Kenji Hotta

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Naoki Nakamura

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Shunsuke Moriya

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Takeji Sakae

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Tetsuo Akimoto

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10.1002/MP.12444

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