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Imaging for Radiation Therapy

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By enabling radiation therapy specialists to look closer at the facts, our tailor-made imaging solutions help achieve prime outcomes for every single patient, and let experts see further than ever before into the future of individualized therapies.Ìý

Computed Tomography for Radiation Therapy 

PET/CT for Radiation Therapy 

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A sharper focus in radiation therapy planning

Internal movement such as breathing presents a major challenge in tumor imaging. Motion artifacts in clinical images can cause difficulties when planning radiotherapy. Watch the video to see how a new intelligent 4D CT algorithm makes it now possible to reduce these artifacts substantially for more precise radiotherapy planning.
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Cancer: How AI architects are constructing the future of radiotherapy

A quantum leap in cancer treatment? Artificial intelligence (AI) could optimize the planning process for radiation therapy and reduce waiting times for patients from weeks to just hours. Read how concept designer Fernando Vega and team aim to achieve this goal – in part seven of our #Futureshaper series.

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Devoted to advancements in cancer therapy

Meet MRI expert Elena Nioutsikou who is actively shaping the role of magnetic resonance imaging in radiation therapy and advocating for more women in STEM.

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Career with purpose: embracing culture and science

Find out how our colleague Alejandra Pecka encounters cultural diversity through her career as a medical physicist in radiation oncology, always eager to learn and seeking challenges.

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Leveraging the power of AI in cancer care

Cancer – the hidden pandemic. More than 18 million people are diagnosed every year, and this number is predicted to rise to 30 million by 2040.[1] At the same time, a significant shortage of healthcare workers is to be expected. Artificial Intelligence can play an important role in addressing these challenges and already today plays a key role in the fight against cancer – from early detection, decision-making and therapy planning to actual therapy and follow-up.
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Adaptive radiotherapy fosters personalized care

Radiotherapy uses intense beams of energy to kill cancer cells, so it's crucial to localize a tumor precisely. Discover the factors that are critical for effective treatment and how adaptive radiotherapy improves patient outcomes.

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