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Medical physics

a descriptor of patient geometry giving the fraction of an organ at risk lying within each distance of the target, used to predict achievable sparing.

In medical physics, overlap volume histogram refers to a descriptor of patient geometry giving the fraction of an organ at risk lying within each distance of the target, used to predict achievable sparing. This meaning comes from Wu (2009) in Medical Physics.[1]

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References

Wu, B., Ricchetti, F., Sanguineti, G., Kazhdan, M., Simari, P., Chuang, M., Taylor, R., Jacques, R., & McNutt, T. (2009). Patient geometry‐driven information retrieval for IMRT treatment plan quality control. Medical Physics, 36(12), 5497-5505. https://doi.org/10.1118/1.3253464

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