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SmART+
Precision X-Ray - Mimicking Clinical Radiotherapy Imaging and Treatments System
Precision X-Ray's SmART+ systems are engineered to push the envelope in preclinical research, offering a seamlessly integrated platform for advanced radiation therapy. These systems incorporate state-of-the-art imaging modalities such as Cone-Beam CT, µCT, and Bioluminescence (BLI), making them indispensable tools for image-guided radiation research. The intuitive software suite underpins a range of complex processes, including advanced treatment planning and image fusion. The SmART+ systems are designed to be highly expandable, allowing researchers to integrate additional functionalities like dynamic and fixed collimators, internal and external dose control, and precise anesthesia delivery systems. This accelerated imaging and planning capacity makes the SmART+ systems ideal for a range of translational radiobiology applications, enabling significant breakthroughs in tumor control and neural research. Catering to molecular biologists and imaging physicists alike, these systems represent the pinnacle of versatility and precision in preclinical radiation therapy research.
Precision - Mimicking Clinical Radiotherapy Imaging and Treatments System
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.
Multirad Systems
Bioz - MultiRad X-ray Irradiation Systems
The MultiRad system, specifically the MultiRad350, caters to a diverse range of x-ray irradiation needs, designed for handling dense biological specimens and a variety of applications such as cell, tissue, whole-body, and targeted irradiation alongside industrial uses. The system is recognized for its simplicity of use, featuring intuitive software that includes an Automated Dose QA procedure, ensuring consistent dose delivery. For enhanced research flexibility, it offers several options, including a dynamic collimator, programmable motorized shelf, automated filter wheel, external dosimeter, environmental chamber, and anesthesia delivery system. The system's reliability is demonstrated in various preclinical radiobiology experiments using single-field cabinet irradiators, making it integral in studies like the cellular and biochemical effects of combined X-ray radiation and storage on whole blood and comparisons between Cesium-137 and X-ray irradiation preconditioning. The equipment aids in robust scientific inquiries, ensuring consistent and accurate dosimetry across a multitude of research environments.X-RAD Systems
X-Rad - X-Ray Irradiation System
The X-Rad320 is designed to provide precise radiation doses to various specimens, ranging from cell cultures to small animals. Equipped with the OptiMAX imaging module, this device allows for rapid switching between imaging modalities and ensures accurate image co-registration. The system offers multiple options to enhance research capabilities, such as dose measurement and control, a programmable shelf with a turntable, dynamic and fixed collimators, laser centering, motorized rotating shelves, beam conditioning filters, and an external dosimeter. Available add-ons include an environmental chamber and an anesthesia delivery system, as well as a planetary turntable for complex irradiation experiments. Studies conducted with the X-Rad320 have shown significant potential in revolutionizing cancer treatment protocols, minimizing side effects, and improving patients' quality of life. The research enabled by this machine could lead to breakthroughs in radiobiology, influencing how radiation therapy is administered and its dosage calculated.
(Precision X-Ray - X-Ray Irradiation System
The X-Rad225XL is ideal for large cell cultures and small animal applications. The OptiMAX imaging module allows for quick changes between imaging modalities and precise co-registration of images.