Boron
neutron capture therapy (BNCT) is a selective biological
targeted nuclide technique for cancer therapy. It has the following
attractive features: good targeting, high effectiveness, and causes
slight damage to surrounding healthy tissue compared with other traditional
methods. It has been considered as one of the promising methods for
the treatment of various cancers. Measuring 10B concentrations
is vital for BNCT. However, the existing technology and equipment
cannot satisfy the real-time and accurate measurement requirements,
and more efficient methods are in demand. The development of methods
and imaging applied in BNCT to help measure boron concentration is
described in this review.