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Another step forward: The team at Dartmouth Cancer Center has selected IntraOp® Mobetron® with FLASH-IQ™ as their preferred platform for clinical research of FLASH radiotherapy in treating patients with skin lymphomas.*
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https://cancer.dartmouth.edu/stories/article/flash-meets-mobetronr-advancing-radiation-therapy-cancer-research

(*Ultra-High Dose Rate (UHDR) functionality for FLASH Radiotherapy is for investigational use only and is not cleared for sale by the US FDA.)

FLASH meets Mobetron® in advancing radiation therapy cancer research Radiation oncology boosts FLASH research studies to the next level.

We're proud to announce the installation of the IntraOp® Mobetron® with FLASH-IQ™ at ten prestigious research facilities worldwide. This milestone represents IntraOp's unwavering commitment to advancing innovative cancer care technology and paving the way for the future of FLASH, as well as supporting ongoing research, development, and funding in the study of FLASH radiotherapy.*

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https://intraop.com/news-events/tenth-flash-radiotherapy-mobetron-installation/

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(*Ultra-High Dose Rate (UHDR) functionality for FLASH Radiotherapy is for investigational use only and is not cleared for sale by the US FDA.)

IntraOp Medical Corporation Announces Their 10th Mobetron with FLASH-IQ Installation Worldwide In Studies, The World’s Leading Cancer Centers Trust IntraOp Mobetron with Electrons

We proudly announce that Vanderbilt Health has treated their first pancreatic cancer patient using intraoperative radiation therapy (IORT) with electrons.

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https://intraop.com/news-events/intraop-and-vmuc-announce-first-patient-treated-for-pancreatic-cancer-using-iort/

IntraOp Mobetron Proves an Effective Tool in this First-time Pancreatic Treatment at VUMC IntraOp and Vanderbilt University Medical Center Announce First Patient Treated for Pancreatic Cancer Using Intra-Operative Radiation Therapy With Electrons