Analysis of respiratory-induced motion trajectories of individual liver segments in patients with hepatocellular carcinoma
CONCLUSION: A significant amount of respiratory motion was detected in the CC direction, especially in S7, and S8. Despite the small effect of hysteresis, it can be observed specifically in the right lobe. Therefore, caution is required when using 4DCT to determine IM using only end-inspiration and end-expiration. Understanding the respiratory motion in individual liver segments can be helpful when selecting an appropriate treatment protocol.PMID:38303539 | DOI:10.1002/acm2.14257
Source: Journal of Applied Clinical Medical Physics - Category: Physics Authors: Takahiro Kato Kimihiro Takemasa Tomohiro Ikeda Hisanori Sakagami Ryohei Kato Yuki Narita Sho Oyama Shinya Komori Hisashi Yamaguchi Masao Murakami Source Type: research
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