Radiation therapy system delivered to Korea's Hallym University Kangnam Sacred Heart Hospital STOCKHOLM, March 8, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- With the number of new cancer cases globally expected to rise by ...

LEEDS, UK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Regulatory News: Leeds Cancer Centre, one of the largest providers of cancer care in the UK, will upgrade its existing treatment equipment with eight Elekta (EKTA-B.ST) ...

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Elekta and Philips teams recently completed installation of the first high field (1.5 Tesla) MRI-guided linear accelerator in the United States. By ...

The FINANCIAL — Elekta (EKTA-B.ST), Royal Philips and The Netherlands Cancer Institute, (NKI, Amsterdam, the Netherlands) on April 17 announced the installation of a high-field (1.5 Tesla) MR-guided ...

Through the collaboration with Elekta and the consortium partners such as The NKI, I am convinced that we have the prerequisites to make MR-guided radiotherapy a meaningful success for both patients ...

Elekta won European CE Mark approval for its Unity system that combines magnetic resonance imaging with a linear accelerator for highly targeted, real-time radiotherapy. The technology was originally ...

Partners Royal Philips ($PHG) and Elekta ($EKTA) have started installing a high-field, MRI-guided linear accelerator system at The Netherlands Cancer Institute in ...

ATLANTA — With much pomp and circumstance, Elekta (Stockholm, Sweden) unveiled its Versa HD, an advanced linear accelerator system designed to improve patient care and treat a broader spectrum of ...

Elekta, a company based in Sweden, is one of the world's leaders in developing some of the most cutting-edge cancer treatment technologies — and Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center has worked with them ...

A picture of an Elekta linear accelerator from a promotional brochure, included in Middlesex Hospital’s certificate of need application. What began with a plan to replace an aging piece of medical ...

STOCKHOLM, March 8, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- With the number of new cancer cases globally expected to rise by about 70 percent over the next two decades1-2, access to radiotherapy – a key treatment ...