The methods proposed comprise detection of
gadolinium presence in tissues and organs of
human body, utilized in refining the position of malignant
neoplasm and
radiation treatment of said
neoplasm with the purpose of damaging its cells. In order to determine the refined position of the malignant
neoplasm discovered in the result of preceding diagnostics, scanning is performed of part (7) of patient body (5) in which said neoplasm is located, after introduction of
gadolinium into the patient body. The scanning is performed by displacement of zone (4) of
radiation concentration created by intersection of several X-
ray beams having
radiation energy corresponding to K-edge of
gadolinium atoms absorption. The refined information is acquired using detectors (6) sensitive to Kalpha-radiation of gadolinium atoms, to which
secondary radiation is transported arising in zone (4) of concentration. Then scanning is performed of region of the malignant neoplasm location utilizing the same means as in the first stage. At that, sources (1) of X-
ray radiation are switched with control means (9) into elevated intensity mode, sufficient for
radiation damage of the malignant neoplasm tissues. To transfer radiation from the sources into zone of concentration, and
secondary radiation-to the detectors, different combinations are used of collimators, X-
ray lenses (2, 3) and half-lenses, constituting together with sources and detectors a roentgenooptical
system (8).