Our vision
Every year, fewer than 10,000 patients worldwide receive radiotherapy with carbon ions, helium or other ions — a tiny proportion compared to the 20 million new cancer cases recorded each year globally¹ ².
Yet international analyses estimate that at least 5% of cancer patients could benefit from carbon ion radiotherapy if it were available on a large scale³ — that is nearly one million patients per year worldwide.
1 PTCOG – Particle Therapy Patient Statistics (2022–2023).
2 IARC – GLOBOCAN, global cancer incidence.
3 Malouff T.D. et al., Estimating the Number of Patients Eligible for Carbon Ion Radiotherapy, IJPT (2020).