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Impact of phantom design on fetal radiation exposure assessment in pregnant women undergoing head and neck 6MV photon radiotherapy
Purpose: This study investigates phantom-based methods for fetal radiation exposure assessment in photon external beam radiotherapy for a pregnant patient, using representative uterine locations as a conservative surrogate rather than direct measurements of fetal position or organs. Methods:
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