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Breath-hold Radiotherapy: Workflow & Benefits by Sina Mossahebi, PhD, University of Maryland
42:37
University of Pennsylvania’s Halcyon Treatment Experience for Breast Patients
01:00:34
SDX® in Radiation Oncology: Training, Challenges, and Utilization with Treatment Modalities
01:03:50
An Overview of SDX® Training Session, CT Simulation & Treatment for Patients
51:57
Clinical Lessons Learned Using SDX® Respiratory Gating System for DIBH
01:52
Get A Sneak Peek Into The Futuristic SDX Animation
54:15
Clinical Implementation & Treatment Planning Experience Using Auto Gating Systems & VBH
48:22
Clinical Experience with Motion Management Using the SDX® System
18:21
Q&A: Integration of the SDX® System into Clinical Workflow at The New York Proton Center
58:21
Integration of the SDX® System into Clinical Workflow at The New York Proton Center
01:08:02
Deep Inspiratory Breath Hold for GI Cancers and Lymphoma
51:19
Motion Management for Proton Pencil Beam Scanning in the Management of Lymphoma Patients
53:25
Evaluation of SDX® System in Motion Mitigation of Treatment Using Spot Scanning Proton Therapy
04:51
SDX Respiratory Gating System at UCSF
01:59
SDX Respiratory Gating in the UK
01:19
SDX AT NEW YORK PROTON CENTER
04:21
SDX Respiratory Gating System
02:24
SDX Respiratory Gating System and Dosimetry
02:09
SDX® Respiratory Gating System now at MARYLAND PROTON TREATMENT CENTER
01:55
SDX Respiratory System at Inova Schar Cancer Institute
02:21
SDX Respiratory Gating System
04:05
SDX Introduction Zero in on a moving target
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SDX® is an industry leader in spirometry and respiratory motion management, used in over 200 radiotherapy cancer treatment centers worldwide since 2003. SDX® Respiratory Gating is an advanced, FDA-cleared, spirometry-based breathing control system that is setting the standard for accuracy in respiratory motion management. Using SDX® and breath-hold techniques enables physicians to precisely and safely target tumors while preserving healthy tissue by reducing motion-related uncertainties that are normally associated with the treatment of thoracic and abdominal tumors.
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