Vision is everything.

You cannot target what you cannot see. Our approach relies on advanced 3D imaging at every session to ensure sub-millimeter precision.

The power of daily imaging

In adaptive radiotherapy, imaging is not just for diagnosis. It is the foundation of the treatment itself. We use advanced technologies such as Cone Beam CT right on the treatment machine to capture a clear picture of your anatomy moments before treatment begins.

Imaging modalities

• Cone Beam CT (CBCT) — A 3D scan taken on the treatment machine itself, moments before the beam turns on.
• Diagnostic-quality CT — Higher-detail CT imaging gives clearer soft-tissue contrast.
• Motion management — Techniques that account for breathing and natural organ movement.

How we achieve sub-millimeter accuracy

• Tracking motion — We can see if a tumor has shifted due to breathing or organ filling, and adjust the target accordingly.
• Monitoring shrinkage — As the tumor shrinks over the course of treatment, we see it and adapt the beam.
• Enabling hypofractionation — This level of confidence is what allows us to safely deliver higher doses in fewer sessions.

What precision means for side effects

Every millimeter matters. Side effects from radiation largely come from the healthy tissue that sits in the beam's path. When daily imaging lets us shrink the safety margin around a tumor, far less of that healthy tissue is exposed.

Common questions about imaging

Why does imaging happen at every session? Your anatomy changes day to day as tumors respond and organs fill and empty. Imaging at every session lets us treat the body as it is that day.

Is the daily imaging safe? The imaging used to guide treatment uses low doses compared with the therapeutic radiation, and it is a routine, painless part of each session.