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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)-guided radiotherapy is a promising image-guided cancer radiotherapy method. For MRI-guided radiotherapy, the proper energy of a therapeutic beam is important for beam-designing processes, and the magnetic-induced dose perturbation would be mainly influenced, especially the perturbation surrounding the tissue-air or air-tissue interfaces. Thus, it was necessary to investigate the impact of beam energy from photon, proton, and carbon ion beams on the magnetic-induced dose perturbations.

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Investigation of the dose perturbation effect for therapeutic beams with the presence of a 1.5 T transverse magnetic field in magnetic resonance imaging-guided radiotherapy