Northwest Community Healthcare is a community hospital in the Arlington Heights suburbs of Chicago, on the leading edge of radiation treatment. Its cancer care clinic boasts a comprehensive radiation treatment...
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Over the past several years, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of cancer care providers worldwide who are choosing to adopt surface guided radiation therapy (SGRT) as...
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Delivering radiotherapy to twice the number of patients as Belgium’s second largest service, the Iridium Network – operating 10 linear accelerators in four of its eight hospitals – was driven...
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Augmented reality color projections keep the therapist focused on the patient during treatment. The projections indicate the correct posture with green color, while red and yellow colors indicate incorrect posture....
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C-RAD Applications and Education Manager Scott Phillips, (R)(T), discusses the workflow process involved in lining up and treating an SRS patient using the Catalyst+ HD system. In the video, Scott...
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This video, created in collaboration with Northwestern University, explains the functionality of cAccessory (integrated with the Sentinel and Catalyst+ HD systems). cAccessory captures patient setup during the simulation and accelerates...
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This video covers how Catalyst+ HD increases treatment accuracy and precision for both EBRT and proton deliveries using the deep inspiration breath-hold (DIBH) technique. Dr. Stephen Nigh from Northwest Community...
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How do you continuously hit the mark in long and complex treatments, without compromising patient safety, treatment time or workflow efficiency? Our answer is the Catalyst+ HD system. We have...
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Creating an efficient workflow not only maximizes your productivity, it can also ensure greater accuracy and help improve the patient experience. Here’s how SGRT can benefit your process: Evaluating...
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Surface-Guided Radiation Therapy (SGRT) systems work by continuously collecting 3D images of a patient’s surface, typically the patient’s skin, and using this information to accurately identify a tumor position within...
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