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titleOfInvention Neutron capture therapy system
abstract The present invention provides a neutron capture therapy system capable of grasping whether or not a neutron beam is being irradiated into an irradiation object in accordance with a treatment plan. In a neutron capture therapy system 1, a neutron flux distribution calculation unit 61 includes distribution data indicating a distribution of hydrogen atoms or nitrogen atoms in an affected area of a patient S stored in a storage unit 64, and a gamma ray detection unit 50. Based on the detected gamma ray distribution data, the distribution of neutron flux in the patient S can be calculated. Further, since the gamma ray detection unit 50 can detect the gamma ray G in real time, the neutron flux distribution calculation unit 61 can calculate the distribution of neutron flux in real time. Thereby, by comparing the calculation result with the distribution of neutron flux related to the treatment plan, it is possible to grasp whether the neutron beam is irradiated inside the patient according to the treatment plan. [Selection] Figure 3
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