Particle Therapy is a form of external beam radiation therapy that uses charged or uncharged subatomic particles, such as protons or carbon ions, to deliver highly targeted ionizing radiation to tumors, distinguished from conventional photon-based modalities by its superior dose distribution and enhanced biological effectiveness.
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Radiological Use of Fast Protons
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