A new tumor-tracking technique that delivers higher levels of radiation to moving tumors, while sparing healthy tissue in lung cancer patients, has been developed by medical physicists at Thomas Jefferson University's Kimmel Cancer Center.
Evidence has shown a survival advantage for lung cancer patients treated with higher doses of radiation. Therefore, there is an increased interest to find novel ways to better track tumors-which are in constant motion because of breathing-in order to up the ...
A new tumor-tracking technique that delivers higher levels of radiation to moving tumors, while sparing healthy tissue in lung cancer patients, has been developed by medical physicists at Thomas Jefferson University's Kimmel Cancer Center.
Evidence has shown a survival advantage for lung cancer patients treated with higher doses of radiation. Therefore, there is an increased interest to find novel ways to better track tumors-which are in constant motion because of breathing-in order to up the ...