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Shanghai Proton and Heavy Ion Center provides proton and heavy-ion radiotherapy. Particle therapy is a treatment technique; suitability for an individual requires a radiation-oncology assessment of pathology, stage, previous radiotherapy and risks to normal organs.
Shanghai, China
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The radiation-oncology team considers pathology, stage, previous plans and dose risks to critical organs when assessing proton or heavy-ion therapy. These techniques are not suitable for every cancer.
Radiotherapy for head-and-neck and central nervous system tumours
A specialist at Shanghai Proton and Heavy Ion Center whose published interview describes clinical and research work in particle radiotherapy for head-and-neck and central nervous system tumours.
Abdominopelvic tumours and retroperitoneal sarcoma radiotherapy
A radiation oncologist at Shanghai Proton and Heavy Ion Center whose original publication discusses proton and carbon-ion treatment for retroperitoneal sarcoma.
This introduction describes published professional work. The hospital confirms the current role, consultation language, appointment location and availability for your enquiry.
Head and neck tumours arise in different sites and need site-specific assessment. Previous surgery or radiation can add complexity to decisions about further treatment and function.
Retroperitoneal sarcoma is a soft-tissue cancer arising deep in the abdomen behind the peritoneum. Its subtype and relationship to nearby organs are important for specialist planning.
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