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Neural signals-based respiratory motion tracking: a surface electromyography study
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Neural signals-based respiratory motion tracking offers a potential solution to the system latency issue of medical linear accelerators in respiratory motion tracking radiotherapy. However, decoding respiratory-related neural signals from scalp electroencephalography (sEEG) in real-time is challenging. Herein we propose a clinically applicable neural signals-based respiratory motion tracking approach using surface electromyography (sEMG).
Keywords:
respiratory motion tracking
neural signals
surface electromyography
electroencephalography
radiotherapy
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