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IN THE NEWS

UCLA Has New Weapon
in Battle Against Cancer
 

UCLA Acquires New Cancer-Fighting Tool

UCLA's Department of Radiation Oncology has acquired a new cancer-fighting device, allowing for higher doses of radiation in a smaller amount of time.  Click to see coverage on CBS2 >>

SPOTLIGHT

Beverly's tumor is very close
to her spine and heart

UCLA Radiation Oncology Patient - Beverly Namnoun
The new Novalis TX system provides more accurate, concentrated doses of radiation, allowing patients to be treated in fewer visits and suffer from fewer side effects.  UCLA doctors can zero in on primary and smaller metastatic tumors without harming normal tissue.  Beverly's story >>

 

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Novalis Tx - Dynamic fine beam shaping and non-invasive, precise frameless patient positioning
Rapid Arc
Novalis TX
Stereotactic Radiosurgery
Image-Guided Radiation Therapy
Learn more about the Novalis TX

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