Radiation therapy invasive marker lesion localization system

16 devices · GMDN 46467

Radiation therapy invasive marker lesion localization systems are diagnostic tools used to track the precise location of a tumor or lesion during cancer treatment. These systems work by detecting implanted markers to ensure the patient is correctly aligned with the radiation beam, which helps improve the accuracy of the therapeutic procedure.

These systems typically consist of specialized receivers and software designed to process signals from implanted transmitters or radiopaque markers. Users should note that these assemblies are intended to support treatment planning and monitoring by providing real-time data on the target site's position relative to the radiation system.

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