February 16, 2007 – Rush University Medical Center recently announced their use of the TomoTherapy Hi-Art System that confirms the exact location of tumors and then delivers tumor treatment, a process known as image guide radiation therapy (IGRT).
The TomoTherapy Hi-Art System combines 3-D imaging from CT scanning with radiation beams, allowing for higher radiation levels with a lower risk of affecting surrounding areas.
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