TrueBeam

What is TrueBeam?
TrueBeam is a linear accelerator used in radiotherapy. TrueBeam uses four different radiotherapy techniques: IGRT with IMRT, Rapidarc, SRT and SRS.
TrueBeam can be used in treatment of all cancers that require radiotherapy and it irradiates tumors that are smaller than 0.5 mm. TrueBeam is preferred especially for treatment of small tumors in brain or that are nearby risky organs in whole body.
TrueBeam STX is used for radiotherapy of tumors in organs, such as lungs, liver and breasts that require respiratory monitoring. Since radiation beams are delivered while respiratory motions are monitored (respiratory gating), location of tumor can be irradiated at high dose.
Usage Areas
Respiratory-gated TrueBeam
- Healthy tissues are exposed to less radiation as the beams are focused on the center of the target
- Very high doses can be delivered in a single session.
- Mechanical system moves fast.
- Duration of irradiation is shortened as the radiation is delivered quickly.
TrueBeam can be used in treatment of all tumors that require radiotherapy.
It is preferred especially for treatment of small intracranial tumors or those nearby the risky organs in whole body.
TrueBeam is used in treatment of small tumors or those nearby the risky organs in whole body and for radiotherapy of tumors in organs, such as lungs, liver and breasts that require respiratory monitoring. Since radiation beams are delivered while respiratory motions are monitored (respiratory gating), location of tumor can be irradiated at high dose.
It is among the treatment options for lung and spinal canal tumors and second series radiations.
How to Apply?
TrueBeam is among linear accelerators used for radiotherapy and all treatments are guided over a computerized system.
The patient lies on the treatment table that can move in a wide range of axes of space. The device continuously turns around the patient and synchronizes the dosing and the imaging.
Since radiation beams are delivered while respiratory motions are monitored (respiratory gating), location of tumor can be irradiated at high dose.
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