Explore how radiotherapy can be used to treat keloid scarring in this presentation by Dr. Richard Shaffer. https://vimeo.com/718026742
Using Superficial X-Rays to Treat Keloid Scarring
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Advancements in Translational Radiation Research: Outcomes & Opportunities for Future Investigation
Today’s radiation research is complex and research interests are diverse. Using advanced translational radiation research systems, investigators can provide highly conformal radiation to preclinical models to study the full range of therapy techniques, including...
Reduce Pain, Preserve Function, and Maintain Quality of Life: New Perspectives for Radiation Therapy
Musculoskeletal disorders affect a wide percentage of the population, causing significant pain and reducing functionality both in professional and leisure activities. Possible treatments for these debilitating conditions can be a significant and ongoing burden to the...
Using Low Dose Radiation Therapy for Keloid Treatment
Keloid scarring is a common benign skin condition that results from skin incision or injury. While keloids generally do not pose health concerns, some may be unsightly, tender, itchy, uncomfortable, or require removal. At this time, there is no standard of care for...
Schmerzen lindern, die Funktionen und Lebensqualität erhalten: Neue Perspektiven für die Strahlentherapie von gutartigen Erkrankungen
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MuriPlan Treatment Planning Demonstration
In this video, Merle Reinhart, one of our SARRP experts, demonstrates the precision guided irradiation workflow in MuriPlan, SARRP's treatment planning system. She uses an example of brain irradiation to show how to design a treatment plan, including contouring and...
New Applications of Radiotherapy for Benign Conditions
Most clinicians think of radiotherapy in the context of cancer treatment. Although superficial radiation therapy is often used to treat skin cancer, there are many benign conditions where this treatment modality provides excellent clinical outcomes and a positive...
New Developments in Radiotherapy for Skin Cancer Treatment
Skin cancer is the most common cancer and the incidence is growing. Most are found in the head and neck. While surgery is the mainstay of treatment, it always leads to tissue sacrifice. New developments in radiotherapy (RT) have resulted in having almost similar...
Introduction to eBT and SRT for Dermatology
In this webinar, we walk through surface x-ray therapy as a safe, efficient treatment for non-melanoma skin cancer. You will learn about the two types of surface x-ray therapy, Electronic Brachytherapy (eBt) and Superficial Radiation Therapy (SRT), including benefits...
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