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The Cancer Journal, 2014
Sarcomas are a heterogeneous group of tumors that can occur in a wide array of anatomic sites and age ranges with varying histologies. Proton beam therapy, as compared with advanced x-ray radiation therapy techniques, can substantially lower dose to nontarget tissues.
Sameer, Keole +2 more
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Sarcomas are a heterogeneous group of tumors that can occur in a wide array of anatomic sites and age ranges with varying histologies. Proton beam therapy, as compared with advanced x-ray radiation therapy techniques, can substantially lower dose to nontarget tissues.
Sameer, Keole +2 more
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The Cancer Journal, 2009
The technology that is used for the production and delivery of therapeutic proton beams is reviewed. Increased interest in this treatment modality has inspired a new generation of technology development and research into methods that will make proton treatment facilities more widely available (less expensive) and more efficient. Proton beam therapy has
Jacob, Flanz, Alfred, Smith
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The technology that is used for the production and delivery of therapeutic proton beams is reviewed. Increased interest in this treatment modality has inspired a new generation of technology development and research into methods that will make proton treatment facilities more widely available (less expensive) and more efficient. Proton beam therapy has
Jacob, Flanz, Alfred, Smith
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Radiology, 1974
Physical, technical, radiological, and clinical status of proton therapy is reviewed. Protons produce effects similar to those of x rays, but dose distribution and range make protons more flexible and useful therapeutically. The ability to confine the major fraction of proton absorbed dose to a designated volume allows the decrease of dose to normal ...
J O, Archambeau +4 more
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Physical, technical, radiological, and clinical status of proton therapy is reviewed. Protons produce effects similar to those of x rays, but dose distribution and range make protons more flexible and useful therapeutically. The ability to confine the major fraction of proton absorbed dose to a designated volume allows the decrease of dose to normal ...
J O, Archambeau +4 more
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Radiation Research, 1985
There are two facilities for clinical trials with protons in Japan: the National Institute of Radiological Sciences (NIRS), Chiba, and the Particle Radiation Medical Science Center (PARMS), University of Tsukuba. At the National Institute of Radiological Sciences, patient treatment with the 70 MeV proton beam began in November 1979, and 29 patients ...
H, Tsunemoto +8 more
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There are two facilities for clinical trials with protons in Japan: the National Institute of Radiological Sciences (NIRS), Chiba, and the Particle Radiation Medical Science Center (PARMS), University of Tsukuba. At the National Institute of Radiological Sciences, patient treatment with the 70 MeV proton beam began in November 1979, and 29 patients ...
H, Tsunemoto +8 more
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Cancer radiotherapie : journal de la Societe francaise de radiotherapie oncologique, 2017
Proton therapy is an optimized radiotherapy technique. Today, the technical improvement provides reliable machines. The therapeutic indications are clearer even though therapeutic trials should confirm the current guidelines. A better knowledge in radiobiology could be useful if it is integrated in the treatment planning system.
G, Noël, D, Antoni
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Proton therapy is an optimized radiotherapy technique. Today, the technical improvement provides reliable machines. The therapeutic indications are clearer even though therapeutic trials should confirm the current guidelines. A better knowledge in radiobiology could be useful if it is integrated in the treatment planning system.
G, Noël, D, Antoni
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2011
The clinical advantage for proton radiotherapy over photon approaches is the marked reduction in integral dose to the patient, due to the absence of exit dose beyond the proton Bragg peak. The integral dose with protons is approximately 60% lower than that with any external beam photon technique.
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The clinical advantage for proton radiotherapy over photon approaches is the marked reduction in integral dose to the patient, due to the absence of exit dose beyond the proton Bragg peak. The integral dose with protons is approximately 60% lower than that with any external beam photon technique.
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Osteoradionecrosis and Proton Therapy
JAMA Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery, 2023Kun-Wei, Chiu, Yung-Shuo, Kao
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Ugeskrift for laeger, 2020
This review summarises the potential usage of proton therapy in Denmark. About one third of Danes are diagnosed with cancer, and half of these need radiotherapy in the course of treatment. Radiation dose cannot be adequately increased without giving rise to unacceptable, high risk of toxicity, but proton therapy is encouraging due to a unique depth ...
Hanna R, Mortensen +2 more
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This review summarises the potential usage of proton therapy in Denmark. About one third of Danes are diagnosed with cancer, and half of these need radiotherapy in the course of treatment. Radiation dose cannot be adequately increased without giving rise to unacceptable, high risk of toxicity, but proton therapy is encouraging due to a unique depth ...
Hanna R, Mortensen +2 more
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