Ion beam treatment apparatus
AssigneeElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute
InventorsDong Hoon SONG, Moon Youn JUNG
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Abstract
Provided is an ion beam treatment apparatus. The ion beam treatment apparatus includes a laser generation unit, a dividing part dividing a pulse laser beam generated in the laser generation unit into a first laser beam and a second laser beam, a first target part receiving the first laser beam from the dividing part to generate a first ion beam, a second target part receiving the second laser beam from the dividing part to generate a second ion beam, a first path adjusting part adjusting a path of the first ion beam to irradiate the first ion beam to a treated patient, and a second path adjusting part adjusting a path of the second ion beam to irradiate the second ion beam to the treated patient.
Claims16
An ion beam treatment apparatus comprising:
- a laser generating part;
- a dividing part dividing a pulse laser beam generated in the laser generating part into a first laser beam and a second laser beam;
- a first target part receiving the first laser beam from the dividing part to generate a first ion beam;
- a second target part receiving the second laser beam from the dividing part to generate a second ion beam;
- a first path adjusting part adjusting a path of the first ion beam to irradiate the first ion beam to a treated patient;
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- a second path adjusting part adjusting a path of the second ion beam to irradiate the second ion beam to the treated patient.
An ion beam treatment apparatus comprising:
- a switching mirror receiving a pulse laser from a laser generating part;
- a target part receiving a first laser beam and a second laser beam from the switching mirror, wherein the target part receives the first laser beam and the second laser beam to generate a first ion beam and a second ion beam;
- a path adjusting part controlling paths of the first ion beam and the second ion beam to irradiate the first and second ion beams to a treated patient;
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- a patient support unit on which the treated patient is located.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.