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Next generation multi-scale biophysical characterization of high precision cancer particle radiotherapy using clinical proton, helium-, carbon- and oxygen ion beams
2016
OncoTarget
The growing number of particle therapy facilities worldwide landmarks a novel era of precision oncology. Implementation of robust biophysical readouts is urgently needed to assess the efficacy of different radiation qualities. This is the first report on biophysical evaluation of Monte Carlo simulated predictive models of prescribed dose for four particle qualities i.e., proton, helium-, carbon-or oxygen ions using raster-scanning technology and clinical therapy settings at HIT. A high level of
doi:10.18632/oncotarget.10996
pmid:27494855
pmcid:PMC5302944
fatcat:lugildhjujad7oj6gijipiy5xi