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Open-source software detects potential collisions in radiotherapy plans

23 Oct 2020
Collision prevention (left to right): Kyla Remillard, Fernando Hueso-González and David Craft are three of the four researchers who developed the radiotherapy collision assessment tool. (Courtesy: Kyla Remillard)
A team at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) has developed RadCollision – an open-source collisi

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Cynthia E Keen is a freelance journalist specializing in medicine and healthcare-related innovations
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