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2013 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: Point and Counter Point Debate: The Radiotherapy of the Future is More Likely To Be with Heavy Ions Rather Than Protons

Point and Counter Point Debate: The More Important Heavy Charged Particle Radiotherapy of the Future Is More Likely to Be with Heavy Ions Rather Than Protons
Alfred Smith, PhD, HOUSTON, TX, 77006 UNITED STATES
cape84@capecod.net

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2013 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: Point and Counter Point Debate: The Radiotherapy of the Future is More Likely To Be with Heavy Ions Rather Than Protons