Chandan Guha, PhD, Vice Chairman and Professor of Radiation Oncology, Albert Einstein College of Medicine The Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Montefiore founded the Institute for Onco-Physics, allowing the group to do physical sciences in cancer and stem cell...
Originally posted on the NIH website ORIP's S10 Instrumentation Grant Programs support purchases of state-of-the-art commercially available instruments to enhance research of NIH–funded investigators. Instruments that are awarded are typically too expensive to be...
Dr. Costas Koumenis, PhD, Professor and Vice-Chair for Research, at the University of Pennsylvania The University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) was an early adopter of SARRP, acquiring a system in 2011 when it was awarded an NIH S-10 grant. UPenn reports total funding in...
Published by the International Atomic Energy Agency Animals, whether domesticated or wild, bring unique challenges to the field of radiation protection. Naturally, animals don’t tend to cooperate, and veterinary professionals need special techniques to assure clear...
Adrian Treverton, Chief Executive Officer of Xstrahl, speaks about the types of patients who are the best candidates for radiation therapy. Patients often prefer radiation therapy over surgery because it’s completely painless and non-invasive and there’s no scarring....
In this webcast, Dr. Richard Shaffer presents on a range of clinical conditions that can be treated with superficial-orthovoltage radiotherapy machines. The presentation primarily focuses on the treatment of non-melanoma skin cancer, including several illustrative...
In this webcast, the SmART Scientific Solutions team shares about and demonstrates SmART-XPS, the new treatment planning system for SARRP. https://vimeo.com/718024746
In this study, Low Dose Brain Irradiation Reduces Amyloid-ß and Tau in 3xTg-AD Mice, the researchers used the SARRP to deliver hemi-brain irradiations with a 2-beam treatment plan. The variable collimator made it possible to adjust the treatment beam size to each...
While surgery is still the treatment of choice for cutaneous malignancy, newer technologies such as surface radiotherapy can provide an alternative for patients who with non-melanoma skin cancers. Learn more about radiotherapy in the clinic setting through the case...
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