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Is α/β for prostate tumors really low?
International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics · 2001 · Vol. 50(4) · pp. 1021–1031
Jack Fowler✉(University of Wisconsin–Madison)Rick Chappell(University of Wisconsin–Madison)Mark A. Ritter(University of Wisconsin–Madison)
Prostate Cancer Diagnosis and TreatmentProstate Cancer Treatment and ResearchAdvanced Radiotherapy TechniquesMedicineProstate cancerProstateExternal beam radiotherapyNuclear medicineBETA (programming language)Confidence intervalAlpha (finance)RadiosensitivityUrology
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