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. 2020 Jan 27;10:1220. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-58134-z

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The summation of the excess absolute risks for the contralateral breast (CB) and contralateral lung (CL) obtained at different distances after pre- and post-simulated setup error for all alternative techniques (A for pre-simulation and B for post-simulation). The data were derived from the full mechanistic dose-response model. The geometric symbols show the mean values; the whiskers depict the range of values for minimum and maximum; ^*indicates no statistically significant difference. W-TF = 3D-CRT with two tangential fields and wedges; 2F-IMRT = IMRT with two tangential fields; 6F-IMRT = IMRT with six fields,; and VMAT = VMAT with double partial arcs.