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IBA
Proton Therapy Technology
With the courtesy of IBA - © IBA 2006
Illustration of Cyclotron,
Gantries & Beam Line
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Inside of Cyclotron
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Cyclotron
3504 x 2336 pixels, 72 DPI
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Proton Beam Leaving Cyclotron
2769 x 608 pixels, 300 DPI
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Proton Beam Line
871 x 768 pixels, 180 DPI
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Rear of Gantry
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Gantry
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Proton
Therapy Treatment Center
© Tsoi/Kobus & Associates, Inc.

Rendering of Exterior of Proton Therapy Treatment Center
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Rendering of Treatment Room
1495 x 1108 pixels, 150 DPI
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Perelman Center for Advanced Medicine
Courtesy of Perkins Eastman
Rendering of the Perelman Center for Advanced Medicine
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