Fotonisäteilyterapia
Fotonisäteilyterapia is a type of radiation therapy that uses photons, which are high-energy packets of light, to treat cancer. These photons are typically generated by a linear accelerator, a machine that speeds up electrons to create a beam of X-rays. The high-energy photons penetrate the body and damage the DNA of cancer cells, preventing them from growing and dividing. Over time, this damage leads to the death of cancer cells.
The treatment is delivered in a series of sessions, usually over several weeks. During each session, the
Fotonisäteilyterapia can be used to treat a wide range of cancers, including those affecting the breast, lung,