Elekta is the Swedish radiotherapy company behind Unity, the leading MR-linac, and Gamma Knife.
Elekta, based in Stockholm and listed as EKTA-B.ST, is the Swedish radiotherapy company behind Unity, the leading MR-linac, and Gamma Knife. Its products include the Unity MR-linac for MR-guided adaptive radiotherapy, Gamma Knife Esprit for stereotactic radiosurgery, the Harmony linac and brachytherapy systems. OnCo links it to MR-guided adaptive radiotherapy and stereotactic radiotherapy, to treatment planning and quality assurance software, to the Leeds, Sunnybrook and UMC Utrecht cancer centres, and to ideas such as coverage-with-evidence registries for MR-guided radiotherapy and an open-hardware radiotherapy machine built for unreliable power and dust. Surgery and radiotherapy curing most patients while receiving least funding is the bottleneck it bears on. Whether MR guidance improves outcomes enough to justify its cost is the open question the registries are meant to answer.
Shares Certify every oncology software product for a standard bulk data export, A Gavi-style pooled purchaser for radiotherapy equipment and service, Pay for radiotherapy machine uptime, not for the machine, A national repository of radiotherapy dose plans linked to outcomes.
Shares In-room imaging for radiotherapy (cone-beam CT, ExacTrac, CT-on-rails, HyperSight), Linac, proton system and brachytherapy machine manufacturing, Radiotherapy treatment planning and QA software, Stereotactic radiosurgery (Gamma Knife, CyberKnife, linac SRS).
Shares Respiratory gating and tumour tracking systems (RPM, ABC, Calypso, Synchrony), In-room imaging for radiotherapy (cone-beam CT, ExacTrac, CT-on-rails, HyperSight), Linac, proton system and brachytherapy machine manufacturing, Stereotactic radiosurgery (Gamma Knife, CyberKnife, linac SRS).
Shares Coverage-with-evidence registries for MR-guided and adaptive radiotherapy, Linac, proton system and brachytherapy machine manufacturing, MR-guided adaptive radiotherapy, Radiotherapy roadmap: X-rays → shaped beams → fewer fractions, particles and FLASH.
Shares Oncology information and record-and-verify systems (ARIA, MOSAIQ), In-room imaging for radiotherapy (cone-beam CT, ExacTrac, CT-on-rails, HyperSight), Radiotherapy treatment planning and QA software, C-arm medical linear accelerators (TrueBeam, Versa HD and others).
Shares Respiratory gating and tumour tracking systems (RPM, ABC, Calypso, Synchrony), In-room imaging for radiotherapy (cone-beam CT, ExacTrac, CT-on-rails, HyperSight), C-arm medical linear accelerators (TrueBeam, Versa HD and others), Stereotactic radiosurgery (Gamma Knife, CyberKnife, linac SRS).
Shares Linac, proton system and brachytherapy machine manufacturing, C-arm medical linear accelerators (TrueBeam, Versa HD and others), Gamma Knife, IMRT / IGRT (modern external beam).
Shares Respiratory gating and tumour tracking systems (RPM, ABC, Calypso, Synchrony), C-arm medical linear accelerators (TrueBeam, Versa HD and others), MR-guided adaptive radiotherapy, SBRT / SABR (stereotactic radiotherapy).
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Elekta's treatment planning system, with a Monte Carlo dose engine and the planning side of its MR-guided systems.
Elekta's oncology information system, the other half of the record-and-verify duopoly in radiotherapy departments, covering scheduling, prescription, delivery records and medical oncology.
The planning system for Gamma Knife radiosurgery, where the plan is a set of shots rather than a set of beams.
The planning system for high-dose-rate brachytherapy, where the dose is planned around the applicator inside the patient.
Elekta's bundle of planning, delivery and information software sold as one environment, with MOSAIQ as its record layer.