Our mission
Creating a turn key radiosurgical solution dedicated to innovative management of metastatic brain tumors
ARC Therapeutics partners with hospitals to provide a new paradigm of care to patients suffering from metastatic brain cancer.
- Zap X radiosurgical unit installed, fully operational and commissioned
- Multi-disciplinary approach
- Financial, management and operational support
- Facility design and construction
- Marketing and marketing materials
- Training and technical support
- Academic oversight, case review, and dose planning support
- Virtual tumor board, remote physician to physician case review
- Integrated patient involvement in-treatment planning
Specialty centerS for brain metastasis
CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY
PATIENT FOCUSED
OUTCOME CENTERED
Of the 1.8 million new cancer diagnoses made in the US each year, 30% of these patients will experience metastatic disease to the brain during the course of their fight to overcome their primary cancer. Over 300,00 patients will experience the spread of their primary cancer to the brain.
Fortunately, there have been new advances in both systemic control of the primary cancer and exciting new technologies in both brain imaging and precision radiation. These techniques are designed to preserve the normal brain while destroying cancerous deposits, and they have markedly prolonged high- quality survival in most patients, when metastasis is found early and treated aggressively.
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A Brief History Of Radiosurgery
“RADIOSURGERY” is a term coined by Lars Leksell, A Swedish Neurosurgeon who was Professor and Head of the Department of Neurosurgery…
Emergence of Specialty Centers and Multidisciplinary Teams
Modern healthcare has evolved into a disease-based effort involving multiple physicians dedicated to treating a common disease from different perspectives. Together, these physicians deliver the full ...
Transition from Whole Brain Radiation (WBR) to Highly-Focused Radiation Delivery Systems
The ability of all radiation to effectively control the growth of cancer anywhere in the body is based on the tolerance of the normal tissue…
