Radiation Oncology


A multidisciplinary approach to treating cancer should include radiation oncology as a key component. A linear accelerator is used to deliver high-energy x-rays (photons) to the target area. A number of cancers are treated with these painless, undetectable therapeutic x-rays.

To provide more precise therapy, recent technology has merged the use of 3-D imaging technology, computerized treatment planning, and high-energy x-ray machines. Professionals working in the field of radiation therapy include:

Radiation oncologists

Radiation therapist

Cancer Imaging

Radiation oncology nurses

Medical radiation physicists

Dosimetrists

Social workers

Dietitians


 


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