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Incorrect information about the dose rate in CONV-RT

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According to the table "Comparison of FLASH-RT and CONV-RT", the mean dose rate for CONV-RT is ≤ 1 Gy/min, but actually the dose rate in the conventional linear accelerators typically used in radiotyherapy can be (and is often) about 5 Gy/min at isocenter (the point where the tumor is usually located), and in some of them it can be near 14 Gy/min in the modality without flattening filter. Perhaps the figure in the table is a typo and the author intended to say <1 Gy/s 77.225.173.11 (talk) 22:08, 1 February 2025 (UTC)Reply

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Incorrect information about the dose rate in CONV-RT