Mitigating differential baseline shifts in locally advanced lung cancer patients using an average anatomy model.

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Jose S A Belderbos

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Maddalena M G Rossi

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Mehrsima Abdoli

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Simon R Van Kranen

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Uros Stankovic

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10.1002/MP.12271

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Jan-Jakob Sonke

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2017-04-11T00:00:00Z

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