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The importance of 3-D CT treatment planning to optimize outcomes from accelerated partial breast irradiation(APBI) with brachytherapy in in early stage breast cancer. Poster presentation at ASTRO Oct 28-31, 2012, Boston MA.

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08/11/2015

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CURREY AD, Kelly TR, Bovi JA, Rownd J, Morrow N, White JR

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Adam Currey MD Professor in the Radiation Oncology department at Medical College of Wisconsin

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The importance of 3-D CT treatment planning to optimize outcomes from accelerated partial breast irradiation(APBI) with brachytherapy in in early stage breast cancer. Poster presentation at ASTRO Oct 28-31, 2012, Boston MA.

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