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Particle therapy

Particle therapy

Mixed ion beams could enhance particle therapy accuracy

21 Feb 2020 Tami Freeman
Members of the research team at the heavy ion gantry of the Heidelberg Ion-Beam Therapy Centre. Left to right: Simon Jolly, Joao Seco, Laurent Kelleter, Lennart Volz and Raffaella Radogna. (Courtesy: Lennart Volz)
Ion beam radiotherapy offers precision dose deposition, with a low entrance dose increasing to a max

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