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Mimicking clinical radiotherapy imaging and treatments, our SmART+IB provides CBCT imaging and x-ray irradiation. An adaptable window for beamline integration from your proton source allows for side-by-side comparison between conventional and FLASH treatment modalities.
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Developed in collaboration with MAASTRO Clinic, one of Europe’s leading cancer centers, SmART Plan is the industry’s first precision treatment planning software application, designed specifically for small animal translational research.
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The SmART+ IB includes a dedicated external beam window for integration into external beamlines such as proton, MV LINACs, Carbon ion or electron beam. The onboard imaging of the SmART+ can be used to guide the external beamlines for small animal treatments and studies requiring targeted external exposures.
The SmART+ IB features sub-millimeter positioning accuracy, enabling researchers to target tumors, organs, or specific tissue volumes with exceptional precision for reproducible preclinical studies.
Yes. Its reproducible positioning, integrated imaging, and programmable irradiation protocols make it ideal for multi-session studies, including tumor progression and therapy response monitoring.
The SmART+ IB is controlled via an intuitive interface that allows easy setup of imaging, irradiation protocols, and scheduling. Users can store and recall complex experimental workflows, reducing setup time and improving reproducibility.
