CDR Systems

Bolus is one of the most widely used tools in external beam radiotherapy, yet it remains one of the most operationally challenging, says medical equipment manufacturer CDR Systems. As radiotherapy advances towards greater precision, tighter margins and adaptive techniques, expectations for surface dose accuracy and reproducibility have increased. However, many clinics rely on flat sheets […]

Low dose radiotherapy (LDRT) is gaining renewed attention in the UK as a treatment option for selected benign and inflammatory conditions. By delivering carefully controlled radiation doses, clinicians can achieve meaningful symptom relief – often improving mobility, comfort and overall quality of life – for a large subset of patients, while maintaining a favourable tolerability […]

In February, CDR Systems president and CEO Carl Denis joined UK sales lead David White to meet radiotherapy professionals across the south of England. Engaging with clinicians, mould room technicians, medical physicists and radiotherapy teams, they had the opportunity to showcase CDR’s latest advancements in patient positioning. In-depth discussions covered topics ranging from workflow efficiency […]

Specialists from Vertec Scientific attended the ESTRO 38 congress in Milan and took the opportunity to discuss latest updates and future trends with delegates. Among its key partners are Canada-based CDR Systems, with a range of innovative patient positioning systems, and Sweden’s C-RAD with the Catalyst patient positioning monitoring system. The company says its reputation […]

James Cook University Hospital, part of the South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, is a leading centre for radiotherapy treatment and a pioneer in stereotactic ablative radiotherapy.  It treats more than 40,000 patients every year.  The trust has acquired seven SaBella Flex boards made by CDR Systems and supplied by Vertec Scientific. Pictured following training […]