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IMRT
(redirected from Intensity modulated radiation therapy)

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IMRTIntensity Modulated Radiation Therapy (medical/cancer treatment)
IMRTIntensity Modulated Radiotherapy
IMRTInteragency Management Review Team
IMRTInstitute of Management Research & Technology (India)
IMRTIntegrated Market Response Template
IMRTinfant mortality rate total


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IMRT - Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy (medical/cancer treatment)
U.K. HOSPITAL TREATS CANCER PATIENTS WITH SMARTBEAM IMRT by Worldwide Biotech
Elekta Synergy[R] is the most advanced and clinically proven cancer treatment system with intensity modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) and advanced 3D image guided radiation therapy (IGRT), allowing clinicians to both image and treat patients in the same frame of reference, at the time of treatment.
Elekta Selected to Supply the Royal Marsden Hospital in London, UK, ... by Business Wire
IMRT - Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy (medical/cancer treatment)
TomoTherapy Incorporated Unveils CTrue(TM) Imaging Technology at ASTRO by Business Wire
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