Dupuytren’s contracture and Ledderhose disease are common, with rates of 20% of the population over the age of 65 having either disease. The diseases causes a debilitating curling of fingers and toes. The most common treatment is surgery, which can cause a long-term and painful recovery.
Xstrahl 200’s versatile radiotherapy system can treat these diseases using advanced superficial and orthovoltage treatment techniques. Hear from Dr. John Glees about his experience in the video below.
Non-Surgical Solutions for Skin Cancer: The Role of Radiotherapy
Explore the transformative impact of radiotherapy in skin cancer management, focusing on the three Cs: Cure, Cosmesis, and Convenience. This webinar offers dermatologists and GPs practical insights into radiotherapy practices to optimise patient outcomes for...
