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The Monarch250™ PBRT System

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The implementation cost of current proton beam radiotherapy (PBRT) designs is $100 million and up which has limited the deployment of this Medicare-approved treatment modality to a handful of large institutions. In fact, only about twenty proton therapy centers have opened around the world.

Still River Systems is designing the Monarch250™ PBRT System, a practical, cost-efficient, single-room PBRT system scaled for use at most cancer centers. Using state of the art engineering techniques and materials, the heart of the Monarch250 System will be a compact, superconducting high field magnet which directs a proton beam toward a precisely defined isocenter.

Included in the Monarch250 PBRT System will be a cyclotron, the proton beam delivery system, a treatment couch with pendant control, a radiographic patient positioning system, proton beam treatment planning, and a link to a treatment record and verify system.

 

Proton beam radiation therapy is widely regarded as the optimal radiation treatment for a wide variety of cancers.

Ernest A. Bates, M.D.,
Chairman & CEO,
ASHS.

"It has been the dream of every radiation oncologist to have access to a proton beam. "

David E. Wazer, M.D.,
radiation oncologist in chief,
Tufts-New England Medical Center.

"Our single-room system makes it much more feasible for hospitals to get involved in proton radiotherapy. "

Marc Buntaine,
CEO,
Still River Systems.