Mayo Clinic Integrated Oncology
Building, Jacksonville, Florida
BR+A Consulting Engineers
Mayo Clinic is constructing a new Integrated Oncology Building (IOB) on their Jacksonville, FL campus to support advanced radiation treatment equipment including proton/carbon treatment systems. When complete, the three-story, 225,000 SF facility will house two proton gantries; one carbon fixed beam room; three linear accelerators; CT and MRI patient imaging; as well as support patient exam and treatment planning stations. Treatment for proton patients is planned for late 2025 with treatment for carbon patients planned for mid-2027. Mayo's IOB facility will be the first facility within the United States to offer carbon treatment. Rendering courtesy of Perkins&Will.

SunCHECK® Platform
Sun Nuclear - Booth 980
Sun Nuclear, a Mirion Medical company, provides Radiation Therapy and Diagnostic Imaging solutions that enhance Quality Management, streamline workflows, and improve Patient Safety. Visit ASTRO booth 980 for insights on our comprehensive portfolio, including the SunCHECK™ Platform — a secure, scalable infrastructure built to meet the needs of any clinic type. Globally, more than 1,600 clinical users rely on SunCHECK for centralized, standardized Patient and Machine QA for their Radiation Therapy programs. Recently released, the ISO 27001-certified, Cloud-hosted SaaS implementation option for SunCHECK reduces resources required for upfront deployment and ongoing support. Learn more: sunnuclear.com/suncheck.

Ranger-300
Logos Systems International
The Ranger-300 proton beam range verification tool gives a realtime view of 30 cm of the proton beam path as it travels toward its target depth, including the Bragg peak area, and proximal/distal locations of interest. When mounted on the Logos Systems XRV-3000 Eagle or XRV-4000 Hawk phantom, the Ranger is oriented so the beam enters the 40 x 40 mm target window of the 305 mm transparent scintillator block. It is close to tissue equivalence, and the effective resolution is better than 0.5 mm over energy ranges from 70 to 230 MeV. Powerful BraggPeakView software performs the depth analysis. Visit LogosVisionSystem.com for information.

RT Spot
Beekley Medical - Booth 584
Designed specifically for CT simulation, RT-SPOT® is the only skin marker elevated from the skin line, helping to exclude the marker from the automatic body contour.

Existing skin markers can affect dose calculations, must be manually contoured out, and increase the dose planning time per patient.

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