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Proton and carbon-ion therapy: is specialist assessment worthwhile?

Compare particle therapy with other radiotherapy options before deciding whether travelling for care makes sense.

Edition · EN · 8Reviewed · 10/25/2026

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What this helps you understand

For people with a cancer diagnosis who want to understand radiotherapy choices. Proton and carbon-ion therapies are different approaches. Suitability depends on the cancer, its location and stage, previous treatment and the wider care plan.

Why explore care in China

China has dedicated particle therapy facilities and reported overseas patient experience. The useful comparison is a centre’s experience with the relevant cancer, planning process and care support, rather than the equipment name alone.

Your next step

Contact NEXA to ask about specialist assessment pathways. A team would review pathology, imaging and any previous radiotherapy before explaining possible benefits, limitations, alternatives, time in China and follow-up.

For referring and clinical partners

We welcome particle therapy centres, oncology teams and referring partners interested in records review, treatment planning and follow-up after patients return home. Proton and carbon-ion capabilities should be described separately.

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