Surface Guided Radiation Therapy (SGRT)

Surface Guided Radiation Therapy (SGRT) provides precise, real-time monitoring of patient positioning during radiation treatment to enhance accuracy and protect healthy tissues.

Surface Guided Radiation Therapy (SGRT) is a cutting-edge technique that uses advanced imaging systems to monitor the patient’s body surface in real-time during radiation treatment, ensuring precise and accurate delivery. This technology enhances patient comfort by eliminating the need for traditional immobilization devices and allowing for natural breathing and movement during therapy. By continuously tracking the patient’s position and adjusting for any movement, SGRT minimizes radiation exposure to surrounding healthy tissues and maximizes the effectiveness of the treatment.

Real-Time Monitoring

SGRT uses advanced 3D camera systems to continuously monitor the patient’s surface during treatment, ensuring precise radiation delivery by tracking any movement in real time.

Non-Invasive Positioning

SGRT eliminates the need for immobilization devices like masks or frames or tattoos by using surface imaging to accurately position the patient, improving comfort and reducing anxiety.

Enhanced Accuracy

By providing detailed surface data, SGRT enhances the accuracy of radiation targeting, helping to protect surrounding healthy tissues and organs from unnecessary exposure.

Versatility

SGRT is adaptable to various types of cancer treatments, including those requiring precise positioning, such as breast, lung, and head and neck cancers.