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DYN’R Medical Systems is an industry leader in spirometry and respiratory motion management, used in over 200 radiotherapy cancer treatment centers worldwide since 2003. SDX® Respiratory Gating is an FDA-cleared advanced spirometry-based motion management and gating system that allows doctors to precisely and safely target moving tumors in a patient’s respiratory tract leading to enhanced imaging, preservation of healthy tissue and organs, and safe delivery of increased radiation treatment.

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The SDX® System by DYN’R Medical Systems is revolutionizing radiation therapy with its advanced respiratory gating technology, synchronizing radiation delivery with patient breathing for unparalleled targeting precision. It minimizes the exposure of healthy tissues and organs, enhances treatment accuracy. The SDX® System uses spirometric measurement and visual guidance to support reproducible breath-hold during imaging and radiation therapy. Trusted globally, SDX® supports accurate and reproducible respiratory motion management workflows.

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From CT simulation and conventional radiotherapy to SBRT and proton therapy, the SDX® System ensures optimal tumor targeting while protecting adjacent healthy tissues. The SDX® System’s integration into various radiation therapy protocols demonstrates its role as a versatile and indispensable tool in the fight against cancer, revolutionizing patient care with each application.

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Home > Deep Inspiratory Breath Hold for GI Cancers and Lymphoma

Deep Inspiratory Breath Hold for GI Cancers and Lymphoma

Deep inspiratory breath hold can be used to optimize radiotherapy for a variety of thoracic treatment sites. This lecture will highlight the specific opportunities for treating mediastinal lymphoms and esophageal tumors. These sites represent anterior targets (mediastinal lymphomas) and posterior mediastinal targets (lower esophageal tumors). Both of these sites may uniquely benefit from breath hold positioning during radiotherapy in both photon and proton clinics.

Speaker(s):

John Plastaras, MD, PhD, Chief, Gastrointestinal/Hematologic Service, Radiation Oncology, Professor of Radiation Oncology at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Jennifer Wei Zou, PhD, Medical Physicist, Assistant Professor of Radiation Oncology at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania

Moderator:

Huan Giap, MD, PhD

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