Addenbrooke’s Hospital

SGRT systems improve treatment delivery for patients in the east of England

Cancer patients undergoing treatment at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CUH) and Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (NNUH) are benefiting from a type of  radiotherapy that reduces treatment time while increasing accuracy and patient comfort. Surface-guided radiotherapy (SGRT) is being offered to patients receiving radiotherapy treatment, and uses cameras to create […]

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Addenbrooke’s update of DXA scanners enhances trabecular bone scoring

The DXA team at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, part of Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, has received two Horizon DXA scanners from Vertec Scientific. The Horizon systems build on the capabilities of the Discovery model they replaced and allow the team to select a fast, high definition mode to detect vertebral fractures, using less radiation than […]

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Charity supports Addenbrooke’s breast cancer patients

Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge has teamed up with charity Little Lifts, which provides boxes of gifts and treats and support to those about to undergo chemotherapy and radiotherapy for breast cancer. The boxes contain items such as lolly moulds and recipes to help with loss of taste, moisturisers for sensitive skin and cordials to help […]

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Addenbrooke’s celebrates the role of patients in improving radiotherapy services

A new display at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge, highlights how patients have helped shape radiotherapy treatment. The multimedia installation in the entrance to the radiotherapy department has been produced in partnership with a group of patients, some of whom have shared their experience of radiotherapy treatment. In 2019 Cambridge was named by Cancer Research UK as […]

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High frequency probes deliver improved visualisation of nerves and tendons at Addenbrooke’s

Addenbrooke’s Hospital is finding that the growing range of diagnostic ultrasound probes available for the Canon Medical Aplio i-series ultrasound system is expanding the possibilities for MSK radiology clinical practice and reducing the need for MRI scan appointments. Using high frequency 24MHz and 33MHz linear matrix technology probes, the clinical team at the Cambridge hospital […]

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RRT grant set to help neuroradiology team research COVID-19 biomarker

The Radiological Research Trust (RRT) has awarded a grant to enable research into the use of neuroradiology techniques in COVID-19 diagnosis. In September last year, a team led by Dr Tom Booth, senior lecturer in neuroradiology and consultant at King’s College London and neuroradiologist at King’s College Hospital (KCH), identified a biomarker that could identify […]

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