Research
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Latest papers
Dosimetric considerations for moldable silicone composites used in radiotherapy applications.
Journal of applied clinical medical physics · 2022
Can we rely on surgical clips placed during oncoplastic breast surgery to accurately delineate the tumor bed for targeted breast radiotherapy?
Breast cancer research and treatment · 2021
Radiological, dosimetric and mechanical properties of a deformable breast phantom for radiation therapy and surgical applications.
Biomedical physics & engineering express · 2020
6 publications.
Dosimetric considerations for moldable silicone composites used in radiotherapy applications.
Aldosary G, Belec J, Foottit C, Vandervoort E
Can we rely on surgical clips placed during oncoplastic breast surgery to accurately delineate the tumor bed for targeted breast radiotherapy?
Aldosary G, Caudrelier JM, Arnaout A, Chang L, Tse T, Foottit C, Song J, Belec J, Vandervoort E
Radiological, dosimetric and mechanical properties of a deformable breast phantom for radiation therapy and surgical applications.
Aldosary G, Tse T, Arnaout A, Caudrelier JM, Czyrnyj C, Romain R, McLean L, Foottit C, Belec J, Vandervoort E
Geometric inaccuracy and co-registration errors for CT, DynaCT and MRI images used in robotic stereotactic radiosurgery treatment planning.
Aldosary G, Szanto J, Holmes O, Lavigne B, Althobaity W, Sheikh A, Foottit C, Vandervoort E
Arterial input functions determined from MR signal magnitude and phase for quantitative dynamic contrast-enhanced MRI in the human pelvis.
Cron GO, Foottit C, Yankeelov TE, Avruch LI, Schweitzer ME, Cameron I
Determination of the venous output function from MR signal phase: feasibility for quantitative DCE-MRI in human brain.
Foottit C, Cron GO, Hogan MJ, Nguyen TB, Cameron I
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