Treatable Cancers

Some of the typical cancers that can be treated with proton therapy are as follows.

Target Diseases	Irradiation Times / Period
Head and neck tumors	16-37 times / 3.2-8 weeks
Non-small cell lung cancer	10-35 times / 2-7 weeks
Hepatoma	10-22 times / 2-4.4 weeks
Prostate cancer	12 times / 3 weeks
Postoperative relapse of rectal cancer	37 times / 7.4 weeks 20 times / 5 weeks
Pediatric tumors	20-30 times / 5-6 weeks

＜notice＞

Suitability is restricted by the size and stage of the cancer and the overall physical condition of the patient.
Treatment is advancing all around the world, and we expect more cancers to be treatable in the future.
Cancers that affect the entire body, such as leukemia or malignant lymphoma, as well as ones like stomach cancer, cannot be treated
with proton therapy.