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Manufactured in 2015; Console Software Version 2.7; OBI (kV – On Board Imager); CBCT (Cone Beam CT); RapidArc/VMAT Application Installed; SRS/SBRT; Millennium HD 120 Leaf MLC; aS1000 Portal Vision; 6... view more
Manufactured in 2016; Console Software v. 2.7; OBI (kV On-Board Imager); CBCT (Cone Beam CT) v. 3.0.25; RapidArc / VMAT Application Installed; Millennium 120-Leaf MLC; aSi1200 Portal Imaging; 6 & 10... view more
Manufactured in 2008; Console SW v. 9.1; OBI (KV-On Board Imager) v. 1.6; CBCT (Cone Beam CT); RapidArc/VVMAT Application Installed; Millennium 120 Leaf MLC v. 8.1; aS1000 Portal Imaging; 6&18 MV... view more
Manufactured in 2007, No OBI, Millennium 120 Leaf MLC, IMRT Software (dMLC & AFS) v. 8.1, aS1000 Portal Vision 6&18 MV Photon Energies, 600 Photon maximum dose rate (mu/min), 6,9,12,16 MeV Electron... view more
Manufactured in 2005; OBI (KV-On Board Imager); CBCT (Cone Beam CT); Millennium 120 Leaf MLC v. 8.5; aS1000 Portal Vision; 6, 6xSRS, 18 MV Photon Energies; Max Photon Dose Rate 600 (mu/min); 4, 6, 9,... view more
Manufactured in 2013; Millenium 120MLC Leaf; CBCT; Rapid Arc/VMAT Installed; SRS/SBRT; aS1200; 6&10 MV Photon Energies; Photon Max. Dose Rate: 2400 MU/min; Electron Energies available but not... view more
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A linear accelerator (linac) is a type of particle accelerator that accelerates charged particles to high speeds using electric fields. It is the most commonly used type of particle accelerator in medical applications, such as cancer treatment and research. Linacs use a combination of electric and magnetic fields to accelerate particles in a straight line, as opposed to a circular path like in a cyclotron. The particles are then directed towards a target, such as a tumor, to deliver a dose of radiation.
Linear accelerator equipment is typically expensive, with prices ranging from tens of thousands of dollars to millions of dollars. The cost of the equipment depends on the size, type, and features of the machine. Major manufacturers of linear accelerator equipment include Varian Medical Systems, Elekta, and Siemens. These manufacturers offer a wide range of machines, from basic models to more advanced models with features such as image-guidance and motion-tracking.
