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Background Proton beam therapy penetrates tumor tissues with a highly concentrated dose. It is useful when normal structures are too proximate to the treatment target and, thus, may be damaged by surgery or conventional photon beam therapy.
Kaname Uno +5 more
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Hybrid Compton-PET imaging for Ion-Range Monitoring in Hadron Therapy [PDF]
Hadron therapy is a rapidly growing cancer treatment, offering high precision in targeting tumors while sparing healthy tissue. However, its full potential is limited by uncertainties in the range of therapeutic ions, largely due to current reliance on X-
Balibrea-Correa J. +12 more
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The clinical case for proton beam therapy
Over the past 20 years, several proton beam treatment programs have been implemented throughout the United States. Increasingly, the number of new programs under development is growing.
Foote Robert L +21 more
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Background Breast cancer infrequently metastasizes to the sternum as solitary metastasis. We experienced successful treatment with proton beam therapy for a case of sternal metastasis of breast cancer.
Yojiro Ishikawa +8 more
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The maximum dose delivery at the end of the beam range provides the main advantage of using proton therapy. The range of the proton beam, however, is subject to uncertainties, which limit the clinical benefits of proton therapy and, therefore, accurate ...
Sung Hun Kim +4 more
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Proton Therapy: Technique of the Future to Treat Cancer Patients [PDF]
types of cancer in many countries around the world. However, some countries never used proton beam therapy and do not have any center for it. One of these countries is Iraq. Although the advantages of proton beam therapy over photon beam therapy to treat
Amal Al-Yasiri, Nathan White
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Proton therapy: the current status of the clinical evidences [PDF]
Proton therapy has the potential advantages of better conformal planning and higher biological effect than photon therapy (X-ray) for targeting tumor tissues.
Dongryul Oh
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Proton beam therapy for a giant hepatic hemangioma: A case report and literature review
Background: Hepatic hemangiomas are benign tumors with a favorable prognosis, but giant hepatic hemangiomas can cause abdominal symptoms and are indicated for treatment. Most cases are treated with surgery, but radiotherapy has also been used.
Shosei Shimizu +14 more
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Proton beam therapy for liver cancers [PDF]
Proton beam therapy (PBT) delivers less dose to nearby normal organs compared to X-ray therapy (XRT), which is particularly relevant for treating liver cancers given that both mean and low liver dose are among the most significant predictors of radiation induced liver disease (RILD).
Chuong, M +4 more
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Proton beam therapy for iris melanomas [PDF]
To describe the results in terms of local control, eye preservation and systemic evolution of iris melanomas treated by proton beam irradiation.Retrospective review of the charts of patients with iris melanoma treated by proton beam therapy between April 1998 and September 2002.
L, Lumbroso-Le Rouic +11 more
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