Titlebook: Carbon-Ion Radiotherapy; Principles, Practice Hirohiko Tsujii,Tadashi Kamada,Kumiko Karasawa Book 2014 Springer Japan 2014 Cancer radiother

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Workflow of Carbon-Ion Radiotherapytem (BDS), which is similar to the standard radiotherapy system. However, there are some differences, such as a big accelerator system, no gantry system (except HIT), and an efficient workflow system. The outline of the carbon-ion radiotherapy (C-ion RT) system and the workflow system is introduced.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0101489 of the beam-delivery system used. Both passive and active beam-delivery systems are employed to deliver the required dose to the target. In this chapter, both delivery system and the accelerator for heavy ions are introduced.

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Treatment Planning of Carbon-Ion Radiotherapystate-of-the-art system for pencil-beam scanning are described in addition to general aspects to plan a treatment of carbon-ion radiotherapy. Finally, we demonstrate the comparison between broad- and scanning-beam plans for a few cases.

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Book 2014ents with various types of tumors treated over a period of nearly 20 years at the National Institute of Radiological Sciences, step-by-step procedures and technological development of this modality are highlighted. The book is divided into?two sections, the first covering the underlying principles o

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Heavy-Ion Radiobiology chemical substances as well as physical distribution of radiation. For high-LET radiations, relative biological effectiveness is the most important factor to explain the radiobiological effects on cancer therapy as well as oxygen enhancement ratio.

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Data and Knowledge in a Changing Worldnced tumors such as sarcomas, melanomas, and other non-squamous cancers. The next-generation carbon ion therapy system has been under development to realize more advanced techniques, such as respiration-gated 3-D active beam scanning with a compact rotating gantry with superconducting magnets.

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