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Cancer Treatment Gets a Boost with Radixact System in Mumbai
A Mumbai-based hospital, has introduced the Radixact® Treatment Delivery System, a next-generation radiation therapy technology that offers real-time imaging and adaptive precision. The system aims to improve cancer treatment outcomes by targeting tumors more accurately while minimizing damage to healthy tissue. By Riddhima Jain Published on July 1, 2025, 16:51 IST
A Mumbai hospital has introduced the Radixact® Treatment Delivery System, a new radiation therapy technology aimed at improving accuracy in cancer treatment and reducing harm to healthy tissue.
The system combines real-time imaging with adaptive targeting, allowing doctors to adjust radiation delivery as the patient's body moves—such as during breathing. A built-in CT scanner helps ensure the tumor remains accurately targeted throughout the procedure.
According to the hospital, this upgrade is part of ongoing efforts to improve cancer care through more precise, individualized treatment. The system is capable of treating a variety of cancers and is designed to deliver higher doses of radiation with fewer side effects.
The hospital has also invested in genomic testing and precision oncology infrastructure. A 500-gene cancer panel is being used to support more tailored treatment plans based on a tumor's genetic profile.
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Dr Santosh Shetty, Executive Director and CEO of Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital & Medical Research Institute said, 'At Kokilaben Hospital, we are constantly pushing the boundaries of medical innovation to ensure our patients receive the most advanced and effective treatment. The adoption of the globally acclaimed Radixact® system marks a major leap forward in our commitment to delivering world-class cancer care. As a centre that continues to be recognized for its leadership in oncology, we are proud to bring one of the most sophisticated radiation technologies to India. This upgrade reaffirms our dedication to adopting global standards that improve both clinical outcomes and quality of care .'
The adoption of the Radixact system comes amid a growing cancer burden in India. Health experts say timely access to accurate diagnosis and targeted treatment remains a challenge for many patients, and that such technologies could help improve survival rates and reduce complications.
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