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Biologically Optimized Radiation Therapy, Hardback Book

Biologically Optimized Radiation Therapy Hardback

Edited by Anders (Karolinska Inst, Sweden) Brahme, Bengt K (Karolinska Inst, Sweden) Lind, Roger (Karolinska Inst, Sweden) Svensson, Bo (Karolinska Inst, Sweden) Nilsson, Panayiotis (Karolinska Inst, Sweden) Mavroidis, Kiarash (.) Moaierifar, Hans (.) Svensson

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Radiation therapy has developed and advanced dramatically in the last few decades.

However, very little has been published or done in the area of biologically optimized treatment planning.

Development of Biologically Optimized Radiation Therapy aims to fill and close an important gap in the literature with a well-focused and in-depth content.The book covers the biological, physical and clinical background of advanced biologically based radiation therapy optimization with focus on modern radiation therapy modalities such as electron, photon and light ion therapy.

Highly recommended for its strong interdisciplinary profile, the book contains a meritorious compilation of previously unpublished materials in many areas of modern science.

Undergraduates, researchers and practitioners such as oncologists, medical physicists and radiation biologists alike should find the book immensely informative and comprehensively thorough.

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