Learn about a stochastic model for calculating blood dose during radiotherapy in this 29-minute conference talk by Chris Beekman from MGH / Harvard Medical School. Explore the mathematical approach to modeling blood flow and its implications for oncology treatments as part of the "Mathematics of the Hallmarks of Cancer" series at the Fields Institute. Gain insights into how this innovative model can enhance the precision and effectiveness of radiotherapy dosing strategies.
A Stochastic Model of Blood Flow to Calculate Blood Dose During Radiotherapy
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Syllabus
A stochastic model of blood flow to calculate blood dose during radiotherapy
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Fields Institute
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