Close-up of the process of 'making' cancer radiation therapy masks
After 15 minutes of simulation, the mask used in cancer radiotherapy is completed. The mask's fit helps the patient feel comfortable and breathe normally during radiothe…
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After 15 minutes of simulation, the mask used in cancer radiotherapy is completed. The mask's fit helps the patient feel comfortable and breathe normally during radiothe…
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