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New accelerator facility for carbon-ion cancer-therapy.

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  • New accelerator facility for carbon-ion cancer-therapy. Abstract Text:

    koji nodaKoji Noda,takuji furukawaTakuji Furukawa,takashi fujisawaTakashi Fujisawa,yoshiyuki iwataYoshiyuki Iwata,tatsuaki kanaiTatsuaki Kanai,mitsutaka kanazawaMitsutaka Kanazawa,atsushi kitagawaAtsushi Kitagawa,masataka komoriMasataka Komori,shinichi minoharaShinichi Minohara,takeshi murakamiTakeshi Murakami,masayuki muramatsuMasayuki Muramatsu,shinji satoShinji Sato,yuka takeiYuka Takei,mutsumi tashiroMutsumi Tashiro,masami torikoshiMasami Torikoshi,satoru yamadaSatoru Yamada,ken yusaKen Yusa,

    The first clinical trial with carbon beams generated from HIMAC was conducted in June 1994. The total number of patients treated as of December 2006 was in excess of 3,000. In view of the significant growth in the number of protocols, the Japanese government gave its approval for carbon-ion therapy at NIRS as an advanced medical technology in 2003. The impressive advances of carbon-ion therapy using HIMAC have been supported by high-reliability operation and by advanced developments of beam-delivery and accelerator technologies. Based on our ten years of experience with HIMAC, we recently proposed a new accelerator facility for cancer therapy with carbon ions for widespread use in Japan. The key technologies of the accelerator and beam-delivery systems for this proposed facility have been under development since April 2004, with the main thrust being focused on downsizing the facility for cost reduction. Based on the design and R&D studies for the proposed facility, its construction was begun at Gunma University in April 2006. In addition, our future plans for HIMAC also include the design of a new treatment facility. The design work has already been initiated, and will lead to the further development of therapy using HIMAC. The following descriptions give a summary account of the new accelerator facility for cancer therapy with carbon ions and of the new treatment facility at HIMAC.

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    k nodaK Noda,t furukawaT Furukawa,t fujisawaT Fujisawa,y iwataY Iwata,t kanaiT Kanai,m kanazawaM Kanazawa,a kitagawaA Kitagawa,m komoriM Komori,s minoharaS Minohara,t murakamiT Murakami,m muramatsuM Muramatsu,s satoS Sato,y takeiY Takei,m tashiroM Tashiro,m torikoshiM Torikoshi,s yamadaS Yamada,k yusaK Yusa,

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    PUBLICATION TYPE: Journal Article

    Journal: Journal of radiation research

    VOLUME: 48 Suppl A

    Page Numbers: A43-54

    Journal Abbreviation: J. Radiat. Res.

    ISSN: 0449-3060

    DAY: 21

    MONTH: 05

    YEAR: 2007

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    AFFILIATION: Department of Accelerator and Medical Physics, National Institute of Radiological Sciences.

    Country: Japan

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