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Illinois's first proton therapy centre, in Warrenville west of Chicago, run by Northwestern Medicine since 2010, with four treatment rooms.
Northwestern Medicine describes the centre as the first proton therapy centre in Illinois, open since 2010, having treated thousands of adults and children from over 30 states and 14 countries. It has four treatment rooms (two inclined-beam rooms, a fixed-beam room and a 360-degree gantry room), pencil-beam scanning, and cone-beam CT imaging in the gantry room. NAPT lists it at 4455 Weaver Parkway, Warrenville.
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