Meningiomas and schwannomas are also common indications at Diagnostic and Treatment Center.
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Dr. Stolpner plans to upgrade the center’s Perfexion system to Leksell Gamma Knife® Icon™ as soon as Icon has approval in Russia.
Icon integrates advanced motion management, dose delivery and cone beam CT (CBCT) imaging technologies, enabling clinicians to treat a wider variety of tumor types and sizes. The system provides caregivers increased flexibility in how radiosurgery is delivered, by allowing doctors to choose either frame-based or frameless (mask-based) methods to immobilize the patient’s head, in addition to the option to perform the treatment in a single session or multiple sessions.
“We have a great deal of experience in hypofractionation* with the two linac-based radiosurgery systems we also operate here,” Dr. Stolpner says. “Having the ability to perform both single session and multi-session hypofractionated cranial radiosurgery with Icon adds another option for patients. The physician can select the best option for a particular indication, accounting for target location, patient condition and other factors.”
To learn more about Leksell Gamma Knife Icon, visit www.careforthebrain.com.
*A treatment regime in which the total radiation dose is divided into large doses and treatments are delivered once per day or less frequently.
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