THEME08-2-1035-2001/2006

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08-2-1035-2001/2006

Priority:

Status:

Approved for completion
in 2006

Further Development of Methods and Instrumentation
for Radiotherapy and Associated Diagnostics
with JINR Hadron Beams

Leader:

G.V. Mitsin

Scientific Programme:
Medico-biological and clinical research for the treatment of cancer patients with beams of heavy nuclear particles of the JINR Phasotron and for the accompanying diagnostics.

Expected main results in 2006:

Continuation of clinical researches on proton therapy of cancer patients in room No 1.
Clinical approval of method and equipment for irradiation of prostate cancer patients with a proton beam.
Development of hardware and software for verification of patient set-up based on amorphous silicon plate.
Development and improvement of detectors and tools for clinical dosimetry of the medical hadron beams.
Investigations on the molecular spectra of gene mutations induced by radiation in animal and human cells.
The computer simulation of 3-D genome macro architecture in the irradiated animal germ cells with the "position effect" of gene.

List of projects:
	Project	Leader	Priority (period of realisation)
1.	Radiotherapy, PET- and DNA- diagnostics with the JINR hadron beams	G.V. Mitsin	1 (2000-2006)

List of Activities

Activity or Experiment

Leader

Status

Medico-biological and
clinical research for the
treatment of cancer
patients and accompanying
diagnostics at the medical-
technical complex of JINR

G.V. Mitsin

R&D

Collaboration
Country or international organization	City	Institute or Laboratory
Belarus	Minsk	SRI OMR
Bulgaria	Sofia	UH"QG"
		INRNE BAS
Czech Republic	Prague	NRI
Poland	Cracow	NINP
	Poznan	WCO
Russia	Moscow	VIGG RAS
	Obninsk	MRRC RAMS
JINR	Dubna	LIT

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Further Development of Methods and Instrumentation for Radiotherapy and Associated Diagnostics with JINR Hadron Beams

List of projects:

Further Development of Methods and Instrumentation
for Radiotherapy and Associated Diagnostics
with JINR Hadron Beams