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Particle therapy

Particle therapy

Proton radiography: one step closer to clinical use

23 Mar 2021
Prototype proton radiography system
A prototype proton radiography system produces images with sufficient quality for range verification and patient alignment prior to proton therapy. (Courtesy: Christina Sarosiek)
Protons. Destroying cancer cells more precisely than X-rays. Depositing less dose in healthy tissues

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Catherine Steffel is a science writer and medical physicist based in Madison, Wisconsin. Catherine was previously a PhD student contributor to Physics World
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