CDR Systems

Piedmont Radiation Oncology in Griffin, GA with Justin, Emily and Tammy and Gary LUMORA™ Custom Point-of-Care Bolus

Patient-specific bolus created in minutes, right at the point of care.

LUMORA™ delivers a fully customized bolus that precisely conforms to each patient’s anatomy, helping eliminate unwanted air gaps while maintaining consistent bolus thickness across the treatment area. The result is improved fit, greater reproducibility, and confidence in treatment delivery.

Unlike traditional bolus fabrication methods, LUMORA™ integrates seamlessly into existing radiotherapy workflows. There are no complex design steps, lengthy production delays, or specialized manufacturing processes required.

Why LUMORA™?

* Custom fit in minutes at the point of care
* Patient-specific conformity to complex anatomy
* Eliminates air gaps that can compromise dose delivery
* Consistent thickness across the prescribed treatment area
* Simple and intuitive workflow for radiation therapy teams
* Immediate clinical impact without disrupting department operations

LUMORA™ may be the easiest new technology you can deploy in your radiotherapy department. It delivers immediate, practical benefits that align naturally with existing clinical workflows and are readily understood by therapists, dosimetrists, physicists, and physicians alike.

Stop waiting days for a custom bolus. Start treating with one in minutes.

LUMORA™: Custom bolus. Point of care. Ready in minutes.

Proud to support — the premier international meeting dedicated to stereotactic radiosurgery and advanced radiation therapies.

We’re excited to join global leaders, clinicians, researchers, and innovators who are shaping the future of precision treatment and patient care in radiosurgery, neurosurgery, and radiation oncology.

At ISRS 2026, we will also be launching our new DUO intracranial immobilization solution, alongside showcasing a range of innovations designed to advance SRS workflows, precision, and clinical efficiency.

Looking forward to connecting with the international radiosurgery community in Sydney from 31 May – 3 June 2026.