Add to ORKGRecent developments for the delivery of proton and ion beam therapy have been significant, and a number of technological solutions now exist for the creation and utilisation of these particles for the treatment of cancer. In this paper we review the historical development of particle accelerators used for external beam radiotherapy and discuss the more recent progress towards more capable and cost-effective sources of particles
Specific requirements of accelerators for radiation therapy with protons or ions will be discussed. ...
Particle therapy using protons or heavier ions is currently the most advanced form of radiotherapy a...
Over the last twenty years the treatment of cancer with protons and light nuclei such as carbon ions...
About 50 % of the ten thousands particle accelerators at present running in the world are devoted to...
Abstract. The vast majority of radiation treatments for cancerous tumors are given using electron li...
PurposeThe aim of this presentation is to provide some introductory knowledge and the most recent st...
It is widely accepted that proton or light ion beams may have a high potential for improving cancer ...
The first lecture is devoted to an historical review of the developments of the teletherapy techniqu...
In the last 60 years, hadron therapy has made great advances passing from a stage of pure research t...
The results of decades of research and development are providing compelling evidence about the effic...
Radiation therapy with ``hadrons`` (protons, neutrons, pions, ions) has accrued a 55-year track reco...
This review paper is devoted to conventional radiotherapy and to hadron therapy. In this therapeutic...
Medical radiotherapy has traditionally relied upon the use of external photon beams and internally i...
Charged particle beams offer an improved dose conformation to the target volume when compared with p...
www.tcrt.org This paper focuses on current and future designs of medical hadron accelerators for tre...
Specific requirements of accelerators for radiation therapy with protons or ions will be discussed. ...
Particle therapy using protons or heavier ions is currently the most advanced form of radiotherapy a...
Over the last twenty years the treatment of cancer with protons and light nuclei such as carbon ions...
About 50 % of the ten thousands particle accelerators at present running in the world are devoted to...
Abstract. The vast majority of radiation treatments for cancerous tumors are given using electron li...
PurposeThe aim of this presentation is to provide some introductory knowledge and the most recent st...
It is widely accepted that proton or light ion beams may have a high potential for improving cancer ...
The first lecture is devoted to an historical review of the developments of the teletherapy techniqu...
In the last 60 years, hadron therapy has made great advances passing from a stage of pure research t...
The results of decades of research and development are providing compelling evidence about the effic...
Radiation therapy with ``hadrons`` (protons, neutrons, pions, ions) has accrued a 55-year track reco...
This review paper is devoted to conventional radiotherapy and to hadron therapy. In this therapeutic...
Medical radiotherapy has traditionally relied upon the use of external photon beams and internally i...
Charged particle beams offer an improved dose conformation to the target volume when compared with p...
www.tcrt.org This paper focuses on current and future designs of medical hadron accelerators for tre...
Specific requirements of accelerators for radiation therapy with protons or ions will be discussed. ...
Particle therapy using protons or heavier ions is currently the most advanced form of radiotherapy a...
Over the last twenty years the treatment of cancer with protons and light nuclei such as carbon ions...