Xstrahl Delivers CIX FLASH, the First Commercial X-Ray Based Preclinical FLASH Irradiator CIX FLASH supports translational research into current and expanded FLASH radiotherapy techniques Xstrahl announced today the first delivery of CIX FLASH, the world’s first...
Xstrahl in Action A recent study investigated reduced risk of damage to nearby organs during the treatment of ocular tumours. using our Small Animal Radiation Research Platform (SARRP). Publication Orthovoltage X-ray Minibeam Radiation Therapy for the Treatment of...
In the recent study, Short-term and bystander effects of radiation on murine submandibular glands, researchers sought to understand hyposalivation effects that can be caused by radiation. See details below and the full study here.
See what researchers found in the recent study: Enhancement of antitumor immune response by radiation therapy combined with dual immune checkpoint inhibitor in a metastatic model of HER2‑positive murine tumor. See the original publication here.
In a recent study, Short-course neoadjuvant in situ vaccination for murine melanoma, researchers compared the effectiveness of neoadjuvant radiotherapy and/or tumor vaccination. See more below and the full study here.
Amidst concerns of radiological terrorism, there are institutional initiatives to replace radionuclide sources with lower energy X-ray sources. As researchers transition, questions remain regarding whether the biological effects of gamma-rays may be recapitulated with...
In the recent publication, A scoping review of small animal image-guided radiotherapy research: Advances, impact and future opportunities in translational radiobiology, researchers examined published research using small animal irradiators, including SARRP. See more...
As new technologies increase the accuracy and clinical relevance of our delivery of radiotherapy to preclinical models of cancer, it becomes even more important that the preclinical models are also representative of the clinical scenario. There are limitations to...
In the recent study, Orthovoltage X-Rays Exhibit Increased Efficacy Compared with γ-Rays in Preclinical Irradiation, researchers found that a dose reduction is necessary for X-rays to achieve comparable biological effects. See more below and the original study here....
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