Hideaki Hirashima

特定助教 / Program-Specific Assistant Professor

Kyoto University

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Dr. Hideaki Hirashima is a Program-Specific Assistant Professor at Kyoto University, Japan. His research primarily focuses on radiation therapy, with recent articles examining topics such as dosimetric analysis for cancer treatments and the impact of diaphragm motion on stereotactic body radiotherapy. He has also explored the applicability of various protocols in treatment planning and quality assurance in image-guided therapies.

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Takanori Adachi

Kyoto University Hospital

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Takehiro Shiinoki

Yamaguchi University

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TAKASHI MIZOWAKI

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Kyoto University

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Hiraku Iramina

特定助教 / Program-Specific Assistant Professor

Kyoto University

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Articles (9)

Integration test of biaxially rotational dynamic-radiation therapy for nasopharyngeal carcinoma: Efficacy evaluation and dosimetric analysis

Impact of diaphragm motion on dosimetry in lower thoracic spine stereotactic body radiotherapy

Margins to compensate for respiratory-induced mismatches between lung tumor and fiducial marker positions using four-dimensional computed tomography

Influence of dose calculation algorithms on the helical diode array using volumetric‐modulated arc therapy for small targets

Applicability evaluation of the TRS-483 protocol for the determination of small-field output factors using different multi-leaf collimator and field-shaping types

Multi-Institutional Study of End-to-End Dose Delivery Quality Assurance Testing for Image-Guided Brachytherapy Using a Gel Dosimeter

Reducing variability among treatment machines using knowledge‐based planning for head and neck, pancreatic, and rectal cancer

Statistical shape model-based planning organ-at-risk volume: application to pancreatic cancer patients

Improvement of prediction and classification performance for gamma passing rate by using plan complexity and dosiomics features

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Takanori Adachi

Takehiro Shiinoki

TAKASHI MIZOWAKI

Hiraku Iramina

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