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- ... causes immediate effects on human tissue. X-rays, gamma rays, and particle bombardment (neutron beam, electron beam, protons, ... natural background radiation. Exposure from x-rays or gamma rays is measured in units of roentgens or millisieverts ( ...
- ... high-powered radiation (such as x-rays or gamma rays), particles, or radioactive seeds to kill cancer cells.
- ... into a peripheral vein. As the radiotracer decays, gamma radiation is emitted and is detected by a Gamma camera. When the tracer has collected in the ...
- ... perform the scan. The camera will detect the gamma rays being emitted from the tracer, and the image ...
- ... may be given in the form of: Conventional radiation Gamma knife (stereotactic radiosurgery) -- a type of radiation therapy that focuses high-powered x-rays on ...
- Highly focused radiation beans using the Gamma Knife system target and destroy an abnormal area. This minimizes damage to nearby healthy tissue. This treatment is ...
- ... view the airways) Chest CT scan Chest x-ray Interferon-gamma release blood test, such as the QFT-Gold ...
- ... table that moves underneath a scanner called a gamma camera. The camera detects the radiation produced by the gallium. Images are displayed on ...
- ... on a table under a scanner called a gamma camera. The scanner detects the rays coming from the tracer. A computer displays images ...
- Small melanomas may be treated with: Surgery Laser Radiation therapy (such as Gamma Knife , CyberKnife , brachytherapy) Surgery to remove the eye ( ...