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Adaptive radiotherapy is changing what’s possible in cancer treatment.
Elekta is making it work in routine clinical practice, combining precision, workflow and evidence to help centers deliver adaptive care as a new standard.
Around 75% of patients with head and neck cancer benefit from radiotherapy during the course of their disease, making access to precision treatment critical.
Every breast cancer case presents its own challenges, from daily anatomical changes to protecting the heart and lungs. Radiotherapy plays a vital role across all stages of breast cancer.
For patients who cannot have surgery, radiotherapy provides a non-invasive option with curative potential that helps preserve kidney function and reduce dose to the bowel and liver.
Protect cognition, memory, and vision in brain tumor treatment. Evidence shows how imaging and adaptive precision help preserve function and quality of life.
Shorter courses, greater precision, preserved function. Clinical evidence shows how daily adaptation improves accuracy and long-term outcomes.
Treating gynecological cancers requires precision and care. Image-guided radiotherapy and brachytherapy adapt to pelvic changes while protecting healthy tissue.
Evidence shows how adaptive radiotherapy can deliver high-dose treatment safely and extend survival, offering new hope in one of the hardest cancers to treat.
The new standard of care
For more than 50 years, Elekta has advanced precision in cancer care. Now we’re leading the way in making adaptive radiotherapy a practical standard of care for clinics everywhere.
From small changes in a tumor to complex clinical decisions, Elekta helps clinicians respond with precision and confidence, advancing the standard of care in radiotherapy.
