CMS gets 510(k) clearance for mobile patient positioning system
Radiation treatment software developer, CMS Inc. of St. Louis, Mo., announces 510(k) clearance of I-Beam, a self-contained mobile patient positioning system.
The device uses ultrasound and other images in the treatment room to confirm the location of target organs or tumors.
Advanced target imaging tool includes a 3D positioning technology with an integrated camera and free hand ultrasound probe that is registered through a localization target inserted in the shadow or wedge tray of any linear accelerator. This allows the system to be self-contained without the need for hardware mounting in the treatment room.
The device uses ultrasound and other images in the treatment room to confirm the location of target organs or tumors.
Advanced target imaging tool includes a 3D positioning technology with an integrated camera and free hand ultrasound probe that is registered through a localization target inserted in the shadow or wedge tray of any linear accelerator. This allows the system to be self-contained without the need for hardware mounting in the treatment room.