Varian is the largest radiotherapy equipment maker and is running the first human FLASH proton trials.
Varian, based in Palo Alto and part of Siemens Healthineers, is the largest maker of radiotherapy equipment and is running the first human FLASH proton trials. Its systems include TrueBeam, Halcyon, the Ethos adaptive radiotherapy platform and ProBeam protons, and the FAST-01 and FAST-02 trials are testing FLASH ultra-high dose-rate treatment in patients. OnCo links it to IMRT and IGRT, proton therapy and FLASH radiotherapy, to AI auto-contouring and adaptive planning, to Aarhus University Hospital, and to ideas including a coordinated FLASH evidence programme with shared dose-rate standards and a Gavi-style pooled purchaser for radiotherapy equipment. Surgery and radiotherapy curing most patients while receiving least funding is the bottleneck it bears on. Whether FLASH spares normal tissue in people as it does in animals is the open question.
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 Compact FLASH and proton systems at the price of a conventional linac, Proton arc therapy, A coordinated FLASH radiotherapy evidence programme with shared dose-rate standards, Linac, proton system and brachytherapy machine manufacturing.
Shares Compact FLASH and proton systems at the price of a conventional linac, Proton arc therapy, Linac, proton system and brachytherapy machine manufacturing, Proton therapy machines: cyclotrons, synchrotrons and single-room systems.
Shares Oncology information and record-and-verify systems (ARIA, MOSAIQ), FLASH research accelerators (Oriatron, Mobetron FLASH, ProBeam FLASH), In-room imaging for radiotherapy (cone-beam CT, ExacTrac, CT-on-rails, HyperSight), FLASH radiotherapy.
Shares Patient positioning and surface guidance systems (AlignRT, Catalyst, ExacTrac Dynamic), 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.
Shares Ring-gantry linacs (Halcyon, Ethos), Remote afterloaders for HDR brachytherapy, Linac, proton system and brachytherapy machine manufacturing, C-arm medical linear accelerators (TrueBeam, Versa HD and others).
Shares Coverage-with-evidence registries for MR-guided and adaptive radiotherapy, Ring-gantry linacs (Halcyon, Ethos), AI auto-contouring and adaptive planning, Respiratory gating and tumour tracking systems (RPM, ABC, Calypso, Synchrony).
Shares Oncology information and record-and-verify systems (ARIA, MOSAIQ), Ring-gantry linacs (Halcyon, Ethos), AI auto-contouring and adaptive planning, In-room imaging for radiotherapy (cone-beam CT, ExacTrac, CT-on-rails, HyperSight).
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The oncology record and record-and-verify system that sits between a radiotherapy plan and the machine that delivers it, holding the prescription, the images, the schedule and the delivered dose.
The planning and adaptation software behind online adaptive radiotherapy, which re-plans on the day's image while the patient is on the couch.
Varian's treatment planning system, the one most photon plans in the world are optimised and calculated in.
The current generation of Varian's oncology management system, sold as the record layer across radiotherapy, systemic therapy and theranostics.
The chemotherapy side of ARIA: regimen libraries, dose calculation and the prescribing and administration checks a day unit works through before a drug is given.
A patient-reported outcome and symptom-tracking application for people on cancer treatment, feeding the answers back to the treating team.