Research
Clinical trials allow you to access new, experimental treatments before they are widely available. Texas Center for Proton Therapy will have clinical trials available. They are essential to the advancement of cancer treatment.
You should discuss the benefits and risks with your physician. Clinical trials allow you to be actively involved in your healthcare, access new treatments and expert medical care, and to help further medical research.
If you’re interested in a clinical trial, please talk with your physician.
Texas Center for Proton Therapy is ready to help you fight cancer with one of the nation’s most advanced cancer-fighting technologies.
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Texas Center for Proton Therapy is ready to help you fight cancer with one of the nation’s most advanced cancer-fighting technologies.
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A community room features the HOPE Wall inscribed with words of encouragement and will host weekly seminars, luncheons, and other activities.
Proton particles will accelerate through a 143-foot beamline – nearly half the length of a football field – as they travel from the cyclotron to the patient’s tumor with pinpoint accuracy.
The 63,000-square-foot building is constructed with 14,500 cubic yards of concrete – enough concrete to build an eight-story parking garage or fill four and a half Olympic-sized swimming pools.
The center’s advanced technology includes pencil-beam scanning for intensity modulated proton therapy and cone beam CT imaging – designed to treat tumors with pinpoint precision.
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