Fotonisädehoidon
Fotonisädehoidon, also known as photon beam therapy or X-ray therapy, is a common form of radiation therapy used in cancer treatment. It utilizes high-energy photons, typically produced by a linear accelerator, to deliver targeted radiation to cancerous tumors. The photons penetrate the body and damage the DNA of cancer cells, preventing them from growing and dividing. This damage ultimately leads to cell death.
The treatment planning process for fotonisädehoidon is crucial. It involves detailed imaging of the tumor, such
Fotonisädehoidon can be administered in various ways. External beam radiation therapy, the most common form, delivers