Proton Therapy in Lower-Middle-Income Countries: From Facts and Reality to Desire, Challenges and Limitations
Around 50% of cancer patients will require radiotherapy (RT) and 10–15% of these patients could be eligible for proton beam radiotherapy (PBT). Dosimetric advantages are undeniable, mainly in pediatric and reirradiation scenarios. Though, PBT facilities are scarce worldwide and the IAEA has reported...
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IntechOpen
2021
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