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simulator /sim·u·la·tor/ (sim´u-la″tor) something that simulates, such as an apparatus that simulates conditions that will be encountered in real life.
simulator [sim″u-la´tor]
something that simulates, such as an apparatus that simulates conditions that will be encountered in real life.
simulator
something that simulates, such as an apparatus that simulates conditions that will be encountered in real life.
simulator
Radiation oncology A radiation generator operating in the diagnostic x-ray range, which can orient a radiation beam toward a Pt with parameters imitating that proposed for RT, affording direct x-ray fluoroscopic visualization and imaging of the treatment area. See Radiation oncology simulation, Simulation, Therapeutic radiology treatment planning, Treatment Port.
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