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How is the red plot created in proton therapy?
How is the red plot created in proton therapy?
- By replacing the blue Bragg peak with a red one
- By adding different energy Bragg peaks to the blue one (correct)
- By increasing the energy of the proton beam
- By reducing the thickness of the prospect pieces
What technique is used to create Bragg peaks with reduced energy?
What technique is used to create Bragg peaks with reduced energy?
- Inserting more prospect pieces
- Active beam delivery with scattering foils
- Passive scattering with a range modulator wheel (correct)
- Using 2 magnets to scan the beam
What is the purpose of the prospect pieces in the range modulator wheel?
What is the purpose of the prospect pieces in the range modulator wheel?
- To increase the energy of the proton beam
- To reduce the thickness of the Bragg peaks
- To narrow down the beam
- To shift the Bragg peak and patient (correct)
How does the passive scattering technique help in spreading the Bragg peak?
How does the passive scattering technique help in spreading the Bragg peak?
What role do scattering foils play in bringing a narrow beam into a bigger target?
What role do scattering foils play in bringing a narrow beam into a bigger target?
How does active beam delivery differ from passive scattering in proton therapy?
How does active beam delivery differ from passive scattering in proton therapy?
What is the purpose of using synchrotron in active beam delivery?
What is the purpose of using synchrotron in active beam delivery?