Can Deep Inspiration Breath Hold Radiation Therapy (DIBH) for Breast Cancers be Cost Effective in Developing Nations?
S. Chakarborty(Tata Medical Center), R. Ahmed(Tata Medical Center), Tapesh Bhattacharyya(Tata Medical Center), R.K. Shrimali(Tata Medical Center), Sanjit Kumar Agrawal(Tata Medical Center), Rimpa Basu Achari(Tata Medical Center), Indranil Mallick(Tata Medical Center), Sanjoy Chatterjee(Tata Medical Center), Joydeep Ghosh(Tata Medical Center), Chandran Nallathambi(Tata Medical Center), A. Mahata(Tata Medical Center), S. Mandal(Bose Institute)
International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics
October 19, 2018
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