Technology and Innovation in Action
ADVANCING CANCER CARE: TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION IN ACTION
Thanks to your support, Inova Schar Cancer consistently remains on the cutting edge of advanced technologies for detection and cancer treatment.
Launching in 2025, this novel treatment for liver cancer called histotripsy is a non-invasive, focused ultrasound that offers precise targeting and rapid recovery, with no toxicity.
The Ethos linear accelerator is a cutting-edge radiotherapy platform that helps ensure precise targeting of tumors through enhanced image guidance. In 2025, Ethos capabilities will expand to use artificial intelligence to modify the radiation plan daily, accounting for variation in tumor response.
Launching in 2025, this novel treatment for liver cancer called histotripsy is a non-invasive, focused ultrasound that offers precise targeting and rapid recovery, with no toxicity.
The Ethos linear accelerator is a cutting-edge radiotherapy platform that helps ensure precise targeting of tumors through enhanced image guidance. In 2025, Ethos capabilities will expand to use artificial intelligence to modify the radiation plan daily, accounting for variation in tumor response.
The state-of-the-art VECTRA 360 imaging system provides full body skin cancer screening with a single scan and also supports clinical research.
Thanks to the generous support of the Building Scholarly Bridges Inc., the Saville Cancer Prevention Center now utilizes GI Genius—an AI-powered detection system— to improve the identification of pre-cancerous and cancerous polyps. Research demonstrates that combining GI Genius with high-definition (HD) colonoscopy results in a 14% absolute increase in detection rates compared to HD colonoscopy alone.
The state-of-the-art VECTRA 360 imaging system provides full body skin cancer screening with a single scan and also supports clinical research.
Thanks to the generous support of the Building Scholarly Bridges Inc., the Saville Cancer Prevention Center now utilizes GI Genius—an AI-powered detection system— to improve the identification of pre-cancerous and cancerous polyps. Research demonstrates that combining GI Genius with high-definition (HD) colonoscopy results in a 14% absolute increase in detection rates compared to HD colonoscopy alone.
