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TomoTherapy machines represent a cutting-edge approach to radiation therapy, integrating advanced imaging and precise radiation delivery into one seamless system. These machines use helical (spiral) delivery, allowing for continuous radiation treatment as the machine rotates around the patient. This method ensures that the radiation dose conforms closely to the | TomoTherapy machines represent a cutting-edge approach to radiation therapy, integrating advanced imaging and precise radiation delivery into one seamless system. These machines use helical (spiral) delivery, allowing for continuous radiation treatment as the machine rotates around the patient. This method ensures that the radiation dose conforms closely to the tumour's shape, sparing healthy tissues and reducing side effects. TomoTherapy is particularly effective for complex cases, including cancers of the head, neck, and spine, as well as those that have spread to multiple areas. Patients benefit from its precision and the ability to receive highly personalized treatment plans, enhancing both safety and effectiveness. | ||
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TomoTherapy machines represent a cutting-edge approach to radiation therapy, integrating advanced imaging and precise radiation delivery into one seamless system. These machines use helical (spiral) delivery, allowing for continuous radiation treatment as the machine rotates around the patient. This method ensures that the radiation dose conforms closely to the tumour's shape, sparing healthy tissues and reducing side effects. TomoTherapy is particularly effective for complex cases, including cancers of the head, neck, and spine, as well as those that have spread to multiple areas. Patients benefit from its precision and the ability to receive highly personalized treatment plans, enhancing both safety and effectiveness.
