
Mixed ion beams could enhance particle therapy accuracy
A small amount of helium ions mixed into a carbon-ion treatment beam could monitor anatomy changes during particle therapy
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A small amount of helium ions mixed into a carbon-ion treatment beam could monitor anatomy changes during particle therapy
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