The Novalis Tx™ radiosurgery platform gives new hope to patients with tumors. One of the most precise, non-invasive radiosurgery technologies available, Novalis Tx radiosurgery can treat cancerous and non-cancerous conditions of the brain and body. The Novalis Tx radiosurgery platform uses a treatment beam precisely contoured to the shape of the tumor to accurately and painlessly deliver treatment, while protecting surrounding healthy tissue. And a treatment session lasts just minutes, not hours.

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The Novalis Tx radiosurgery platform represents a new standard in radiosurgery, offering advanced technologies that deliver highly precise, fast treatment.

PRECISE
• Shapes the radiation beam to match the exact contour of the tumor or lesion, ensuring the maximum prescribed dose of high-energy radiation is delivered to the entire tumor
• Protects surrounding healthy tissue
• Adapts the treatment beam to breathing and other body movements to continuously maintain safe, complete and accurate dose delivery

FAST
• Non-invasive, outpatient procedure lasts just minutes, rather than hours, for a more comfortable and less restricted treatment experience
• Reduces the likelihood of patient or tumor movements, ensuring the highest possible level of treatment accuracy
• Treatment can take place in a single day, although your doctor will decide if your treatment should be administered in a single dose or in a series of doses

NON-INVASIVE
• Frameless radiosurgery offers a more patient-friendly alternative to other radiosurgery devices that require immobilization with a head ring that attaches to the skull

VERSATILE
• Employs a wide range of treatment modalities, ensuring you receive the best treatment for your individual case. Other radiosurgery devices are limited to only one treatment modality.
• Delivers the industry’s highest dose rate, to treat deep-seated tumors
• Offers hope to patients with clinical conditions once considered untreatable and those for whom surgery is not an option