What is External Beam Radiotherapy (EBRT)?
External beam radiotherapy delivers radiation from a machine outside the body — usually a linear accelerator — so that a tumour or an area at risk can be treated without placing a source inside the patient. After simulation and planning, the patient lies in an immobilisation device while the machine delivers the day's fraction. Each session is usually brief; the calendar, not the beam-on time, drives travel.
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