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La pianificazione di un trattamento radioterapico e la successiva erogazione della dose dipendono in misura critica da un’accurata definizione del volume bersaglio (target); tale definizione rappresenta il risultato dell’integrazione di informazioni di tipo clinico, di diagnostica strumentale e di conoscenze biologiche di ogni specifica neoplasia, nonché dell’esperienza dell’operatore.

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Fatigante, L.R., Panichi, M. (2010). La TC in radioterapia. In: Elementi di tomografia computerizzata. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-1697-2_13

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