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Erratum: Evaluation of the Accuracy of Polymer Gels for Determining Electron Dose Distributions in the Presence of Small Heterogeneities (Health Physics (2017) 113: 6 (444-451) Doi: 10.1097/Hp.0000000000000724) Publisher Pubmed



Asl RG1 ; Nedaie HA2 ; Banaee N3
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Source: Health Physics Published:2018


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There was an error in the author affiliations in the paper entitled, Evaluation of the Accuracy of Polymer Gels for Determining Electron Dose Distributions in the Presence of Small Heterogeneities by Ghahraman Asl et al., which appeared in the December 2017 issue. The correct author affiliations are as follows: R. Ghahraman Asl,∗ H.A. Nedaie,† and N. Banaee§ ∗Sabzevar University of Medical Sciences, Medical Physics and Radiation Sciences Department, Paramedicine Faculty, Sabzevar, Iran. †Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Cancer Research Center, Cancer Institute, Tehran, Iran. §Department of Medical Radiation Engineering, Central Tehran Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran. © 2018 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
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