CT Simulator – Prior to therapy, we design customized treatment plans for each patient using the CT simulator, a computer-assisted machine similar to the accelerator. The simulator lets the radiation oncologist view the treatment area with and without fluoroscopic imaging. With these precise images, the radiation oncologist can define the areas to be treated, determine the best angles for radiation and specify the areas to be blocked and protected.

Mobile PET CAT scanner – Positron Emission Tomography (PET) and Computerized Axial Tomography (CAT) scans can be performed at the same time through our mobile scanner. The highly sensitive PET scan detects the metabolic signal of actively growing cancer cells in the body. And the CAT scan provides a detailed picture of the internal anatomy that reveals the location, size and shape of abnormal cancerous growths. When the tests are used together, the combined image provides a total picture of both metabolism and anatomy of cancer. It allows doctors to pinpoint the location of cancer within the body before making treatment recommendations.