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Developing knowledge-based planning for gynaecological and rectal cancers: a clinical validation of RapidPlan™
Meegan Shepherd BAppSc(MRS), MHSc (MRS), MEd,  Regina Bromley MSc,  Mark Stevens BSc (Med), MBBS, MMed (Pain Mgt), FRANZCR,  Marita Morgia MBBS, FRANZCR,  Andrew Kneebone MBBS, FRANZCR,  George Hruby MBChB, FRANZCR,  John Atyeo PhD, MHScEd, BA, BSc,  Thomas Eade MBChB, FRANZCR, 

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J Med Radiat Sci 67(2020) 217–224

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