Accuray Receives Shonin Approval for ClearRT™ Helical kVCT Imaging, CE Mark Expected by End of June; Expands Commercial Launch
Exceptional, Fan-beam Imaging for the Radixact® System Increases Radiation Treatment Options
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SUNNYVALE, Calif., April 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Accuray Incorporated (NASDAQ: ARAY) announced today that the innovative ClearRT™ helical fan-beam kVCT imaging capability has now been in clinical use for over two months, and is on track to expand into other markets. ClearRT on the Radixact
® System is believed to have the potential to change the field of radiation oncology by enabling clinicians to easily, quickly and cost effectively acquire diagnostic-like quality CT images that enable them to See More, Know More, and Do More, when treating tumors with radiation.
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Students from the School of Biological Sciences and the Molecular Sciences and Nanotechnology (MSNT) program recently published their findings on the impact of photon and proton radiation on neurological DNA repair and mitochondrial activity in the
Journal of Neurotoxicology.
In 201, Biology students Kaitlynn Willis and Kristen H. Hutson received undergraduate research awards from the Louisiana Space Grant Consortium to investigate the toxic effects of ionizing radiation on human astrocytes. This work was a collaborative study between Dr. Gergana Nestorova’s research group and Willis-Knighton Cancer Center in Shreveport.
Hutson is currently a master’s student in the MSNT program while Willis started Veterinary School at LSU this fall. Chukwumaobim Nwokwu, a doctoral student in the MSNT program, contributed significantly to the execution of this work as well.