Los Angeles Cancer Center Improves Precision of Radiotherapy Treatments
with LinaTech's IVS System

Aug 31, 2011

Valley Cancer Institute, a leading cancer clinic in Los Angeles, has acquired LinaTech's cost-effective IVS System to deliver more precise radiotherapy treatments. The IVS system allows Valley Cancer Institute to streamline workflow, store patient images and records electronically, and reduce environmental waste.

The IVS system will enable Valley Cancer Institute to provide more precise radiotherapy by incorporating IGRT, ensuring that the anatomical area of interest is imaged and verified on a daily basis. This will improve treatment outcomes by ensuring the precise delivery of doses to patients.

As a result of acquiring LinaTech's IVS system, Valley Cancer Institute is expected to see an increase in the number of patients they serve. The institute currently uses equipment and software from a variety of suppliers but is moving towards LinaTech as their main supplier for specific RT machines and software.

James Gonzalez, the lead medical physicist at Valley Cancer Institute, said, "VCI made a clinical decision to acquire and implement the use of LinaTech's IVS for the benefit of patients undergoing radiotherapy treatment. This is an improvement in treatment to ensure precise dose delivery to patients."

By investing in LinaTech's IVS system, Valley Cancer Institute is making a significant step forward in their mission to provide the best possible care to their patients. With LinaTech's advanced radiotherapy solutions, the clinic is poised to remain a leading player in the field of cancer treatment.

To learn more, please contact us.