Radiobiological effects induced by laser-accelerated protons

Yogo, Akifumi

Recently, high-intensity laser ion acceleration has been suggested as a potential, cost-saving alternative technology to conventional accelerators for radiotherapy. In this review, investigations of the biological effects of the high bunch current and short bunch duration, that are typical of laser-acceleration, are reported. The radiobiological effects of high dose-rate irradiation with laser-driven proton beams are compared with those of beams derived from conventional ion accelerators.

Language	:	Japanese
Journal	:	Reza Kenkyu
Volume	:	40
Number	:	11
Pages	:	p.842 - 849
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Registration No. : AA20120614
JAEA Abstracts No. : 41000192
Paper Submission No. : 11809

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