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Comparative study assessing the impact of EEBH and phase gating on liver motion and healthy liver dose exposure during SBRT for metastatic liver cancer.
Year: 2026
Institution: University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, WI
Department: Medical Dosimetry Program
Authors: Jaclyn Wanie, Jacob Wudtke, Margaret Koehn, Nishele Lenards, Ashley Hunzeker, Matt Tobler
Document type: Research article
Topic: Stereotactic Body Radiation Therapy, liver metastases, respiratory management
Target population: Patients with liver metastases
Study design: Comparative study
Methods: End Expiratory Breath Hold (EEBH), Phase Gating (PG), 4DCT imaging
Key findings: EEBH spares more healthy liver tissue than PG, PG maintains target coverage but increases liver exposure to >15 Gy
Statistical significance: T-test = 4.306, P = 0.0007
Treatment context: SBRT for inoperable liver metastases
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Effect of Exercise and Age on Lung Volumes, Expiratory Capacity, and Breath-Holding Time in Adults
Year: 2023–2025
Region: Anand and Kheda district
Study Type: Cross-sectional, comparative
Subject Group: Healthy young adults (18–24 years) and elderly adults (60–75 years)
Intervention: Regular physical exercise
Measurements: FVC, FEV₁, FEV₁/FVC, MVV, PEF, BHT
Ethics Approval: Institutional Ethics Committee
Data Collection Period: 1st September 2023 to 31st August 2025
Sample Size: 80 participants (20 per group, balanced sex distribution)
Exclusion Criteria: Chronic illness, extreme BMI values
Method: Spirometry and breath-holding test
Significance Level: p < 0.05
Topics: gating expiratory SBRT