Read about the proven safety and efficacy of the CyberKnife® System for the treatment of trigeminal neuralgia.
Read about the safety and efficacy of CyberKnife SBRT for prostate cancer patients.
Read about the superior clinical outcomes when treating head and neck cancer with helical TomoTherapy® over RapidArc.
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CASE STUDY
Huashan Hospital CyberKnife® Center
The Huashan CyberKnife Center was one of the earliest Accuray Education Centers in China because of the willingness and expertise of the staff to share the experience.
CASE STUDY
Partial Breast Irradiation After Lumpectomy
CyberKnife radiosurgery, in conjunction with Synchrony® Respiratory Tracking, precisely delivers the prescription dose over a much shorter course of treatment than conventional radiotherapy.
CASE STUDY
Case Study: Renown Institute for Cancer
How Renown Institute for Cancer is using the TomoTherapy® Hi•Art® treatment system to maintain leadership in a competitive market.
CASE STUDY
Bringing State-of-the-Art Radiation Therapy to Rural Customers
Sidney Health Center uses TomoTherapy’s remote planning solution to deliver expertise in cancer care to the MonDak region.
CASE STUDY
Metabolically-Guided TomoTherapy® Treatments Advancing Cancer Care
San Raffaele Hospital, a nationally-recognized Scientific Institute, was the first radiotherapy department in Europe to offer TomoTherapy treatments in 2004.
CASE STUDY
Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust
After years of working with equipment that had fragmented IG-IMRT capabilities from multiple vendors, the trust team wanted a truly integrated image-guided and intensity-modulated package.
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Giving Clinica Luganese the Flexibility to Precisely Treat Their Patients
While the clinic uses TomoDirect to treat many disease sites, they have found it especially effective for treating the breast due to the treatment plan quality and the added benefit of shorter treatment times as compared to TomoHelical.
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Robotic IMRT™ Treatment of Prostate Cancer
The ability to track and correct for prostate movements during treatment reduced uncertainty in target location, thereby allowing smaller treatment volumes than those possible using conventional IMRT systems.
CASE STUDY
Ocular Lymphoma
CyberKnife radiosurgery was recommended to provide rapid regression and to maximize the opportunity for local control within the right orbit while minimizing any damage to the optic nerve and other critical structures.
CASE STUDY
Medically Inoperable Primary Liver Carcinoma
After 9 months the tumor continued to be PET-CT negative and there were no noted side effects from the treatment.
