The present invention relates to the field of
medical therapy of lesions detrimental to a body. The
system is capable of treatment with a non-invasive, ionizing kV energy
radiation source. Locally focused energy can be used to definitively treat, or as an
adjuvant to enhance
immune modulators, to eliminate tumors. Distributed external beam entry points produce a significant advantageous
dose profile at depth as intersecting beams accumulate in a narrow focus to treat a selected volume. Targeted
disease may have
enhanced sensitivity to the
radiation by taking up an ionizing-
radiation, treatment-localizing agent. This increases the effectiveness of an
energy dose in the
lesion. The pattern of beam output is effectively directed towards a desired location and kV x-rays traveling towards undesired locations, such as
healthy tissue, are quenched. Targeting a
lesion within the body with volumetrically discrete
energy dose deposition can beneficially
impact harmful lesions. Aiming the beam at a
pathologic target is done while moving an x-
ray source mechanically around a patient to distribute surface
dose. The purpose of the focused energy deposition is to destroy and disable
pathologic physiology, such as malignant masses. More specifically this invention relates to a
system, which optimizes delivery of ionizing kV beams to a
lesion alone or one containing treatment-localizing agents in higher concentration than the surrounding normal tissues. Thereby an optimal delivery of
ionizing radiation becomes more destructive to a
mass of
abnormal cells upon interaction with the targeted site.